Employment: School Absences


Two studies indicate that employment programs reduce school absences.  If programs can demonstrate the importance of regular school attendance, they may improve a youth’s chances of graduating from school and may also instill an important job skill—dependability.  In experimental analyses, both an intensive school-based program and a community-based program improved youth attendance at school (CA4, CB).  The Career Academies program also decreased dropout rates among youths at high risk of dropping out.

 
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