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Teacher Absence Data

Analyzing the 2012-2013 teacher absence data reveals a concerning increase in "unfilled" rates compared to historical statistics. Teachers subbing during prep time and challenges with extra students during emergency subs highlight contractual issues. Explore strategies to manage total teacher absences, comparison to district-directed rates, building-specific insights, and leave of absence corrections. Share your thoughts on addressing this crucial issue.

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Teacher Absence Data

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  1. Teacher Absence Data Quarters 1-3, 2012-2013

  2. At Issue • Lack of subs • Increase in “unfilled” rates • Historically: 97-100% • 2012-13: • Sep – 96% • Oct – 91% • Nov – 93% • Dec – 89% • Jan – 90% • Feb – 90% • March - 92% • Teachers subbing during their prep time • Taking on extra kids in current classes on emergency sub times • Contractual issues with subbing outside of prep time

  3. Absence Data – Teacher vs District Directed

  4. Total Teacher Absences (Day of the Week)

  5. Comparison Teacher/District Directed (Qtr 1-3)

  6. Teacher Absences (Building)

  7. Corrected - Leaves of Absences

  8. Thoughts?

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