Benton Cons High School reports 9% truancy rate

Benton Cons High School reports 9% truancy rate
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The truancy rate at Benton Cons High School rose to nine percent during the 2018-19 school year, according to a North Egypt News analysis of the latest Illinois schools report card.

The school’s average daily attendance rate was 94 percent.

Students are considered chronically truant if they miss five percent of school days or more per year without acceptable excuses. The Benton Cons HSD 103 saw a chronic truancy rate of nine percent during the 2018-19 school year, while the statewide rate was 13 percent.

The school enrolled 561 students in the 2018-19 school year, and average daily attendance was at 94 percent for the year, the Illinois State Board of Education reported. The average daily rate of attendance across the state was 94 percent.

Benton Cons High School chronic truancy rates 5-year trend
Year School District State
2015 7 7 9
2016 2 2 10
2017 7 7 11
2018 8 8 11
2019 9 9 13
Benton Cons High School daily attendance rates 5-year trend
Year School District State
2015 91 91 94
2016 92 92 94
2017 91 91 94
2018 92 92 94
2019 94 94 94


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