ATLANTA — When COVID 19 struck, schools closed, students “attended” from home, and too many got out of the habit of going to school when the doors reopened. In 2022, nearly a quarter of Georgia’s students had absenteeism rates high enough to be considered “chronic” — nearly double the rate before the pandemic. But new data show that the state […] We're sorry! This content is only available to online subscribers. Please login below or Subscribe today!
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