Newsflash: Attendance Community of Practice

Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction sent this bulletin at 10/23/2023 02:20 PM PDT

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Attendance Community of Practice starting Nov. 1st!

As a part of the ESSER Attendance & Reengagement Project, OSPI and ESDs are hosting an Attendance Community of Practice starting Wed. Nov. 1.

You will have the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues in breakout rooms to share, discuss, and learn from each other
You will receive resources on a specific timely topic related to improving attendance

Who should attend?

Anyone who’s work touches on attendance, especially school team members. Please share this opportunity with others in your district.

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While we would love to see you all at every session, attendance at any prior session is not required for subsequent ones.

Questions?

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