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H.R. 9320 (119th Congress)Committee
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All in For Attendance Act

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The All in For Attendance Act amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to authorize local educational agencies to use federal funds for programs and activities addressing chronic student absenteeism. The bill specifies eligible interventions including data collection systems, family engagement advisory systems, tiered support systems, professional development, partnerships with health and community organizations, mentorship programs, restorative justice strategies, social-emotional learning, and high-impact tutoring. The bill also requires local educational agencies to assure they will not implement suspensions, fines, or academic penalties solely for student absences.

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