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Why has Chronic Absenteeism Increased and Enrollment Decreased? Associations with Structural Inequality and Pandemic Factors in California
U.S. schools have changed dramatically from before the pandemic (AY 2018–2019) to after school campus reopening (AY 2021–2022). These changes are most visible through the sharp increase in chronic absenteeism and decrease in enrollment in K-12 public schools. This study specifically focuses on Calif
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