Our Resources
Use these resources to better understand why attendance matters, follow daily tracking data or find toolkits for promoting the importance of showing up, every day.
Historical Data
Track chronic absenteeism rates by year, local education agency, school, grade span, student subgroup, and more
The Achievement Gap
As chronic absenteeism increases, proficiency in math and ELA declines. View the dashboard here
The Rhode Island All Course Network
Enriching and credit-bearing opportunities for K-12 students
Rhode Island KIDS COUNT
Committed to equity, the mission of Rhode Island KIDS COUNT is to improve the health, safety, education, economic well-being, and development of Rhode Island's children
Up-to-the-Minute Data
Click here to see up to date attendance data for every school in Rhode Island
Attendance Works
Attendance Works is the national leader for attendance initiatives
21st-Century Schools
Click here to learn more about statewide school construction progress!
Learn365RI
Learn more about Governor McKee’s initiative to support year-round learning
U.S. Department of Education
"Raise the Bar for Consistent School Attendance” publication
Town by Town, Neighborhood by Neighborhood
Explore hyper-local data that can help spur action and identify student needs
Khan Academy
Learn for free about math, art, computer programming, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, finance, history, and more
Commissioner Infante-Green’s State of Education Address 2023
Remarks as presented on June 1, 2023 at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf
Skills for RI’s Future
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future (SkillsRI) is a nonprofit organization that breaks down barriers to economic opportunity by connecting unemployed and underemployed Rhode Islanders to jobs with socially responsible, civic-minded employers
PrepareRI
PrepareRI is an initiative of the Rhode Island state government, in partnership with businesses, schools, universities, and non-profits across the state
Robocalls for LEAS
Download robocalls from Governor McKee and Commissioner Infante-Green in English and Spanish
Governor Dan McKee Education Address
Remarks as prepared on April 12, 2023