NC Education Code · Regulation
Title 16 — root / Chapter 06 — 16 NCAC 06E .0106
Plain English summary
This regulation defines 'Student Chronic Absentee' for purposes of annual state report card reporting. A student qualifies as chronically absent if they have been enrolled in a North Carolina public school for at least 10 school days during a school year and have been absent for at least 10 percent of the days enrolled. Local school administrative units must use this definition when reporting chronic absentee rates.
Key requirements
- a 'Student Chronic Absentee' shall mean a student who has been enrolled in a North Carolina public school for at least 10 school days during a school year and who has been absent for at least 10 percent of the days enrolled
- local school administrative units report student chronic absentee rates
- North Carolina must disseminate an annual State report card that includes student chronic absentee rates
Affected parties
- local school administrative units
- North Carolina public school students
- school administrators
- state education reporting agencies