Planned attendance outreach and family support

What happened

Hart Street's FY27 plan describes tiered attendance outreach, including family contact, action plans, home visits when appropriate, parent workshops, and monthly attendance recognition. It sets a goal to reduce chronic absenteeism from 23.24% to 13.24%.

Why it matters to families

The plan describes changes intended to affect the day-to-day experience of families whose children are frequently absent, including outreach and intervention supports. The attendance reduction is a target, not a confirmed outcome.

The evidence

The FSEP-approved plan says Hart will monitor attendance, use tiered prevention and intervention, and fund PSA, school-psychology, family-workshop, and attendance-recognition work. It records a 23.24% 2025-26 year-to-date chronic-absence baseline and a 13.24% FY27 target.

The source