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Student Attendance Percentage is a metric that calculates the proportion of school days a student has attended compared to the total number of school days in a given period. It helps educators and parents track student engagement and identify potential attendance issues.
The calculator uses the attendance percentage formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates the percentage by dividing present days by total days and multiplying by 100 to convert to percentage format.
Details: Regular school attendance is crucial for academic success. Tracking attendance percentage helps identify patterns, intervene early with students who have poor attendance, and ensure compliance with educational requirements.
Tips: Enter the number of days the student was present and the total number of school days in the period. Both values must be positive integers, and present days cannot exceed total days.
Q1: What is considered good attendance percentage?
A: Generally, 95% or higher is considered excellent attendance. Below 90% may indicate attendance issues that need attention.
Q2: How should total days be calculated?
A: Total days should include all scheduled school days in the academic period, excluding holidays and planned school closures.
Q3: What about half-day absences?
A: Some schools count half-day absences as 0.5 days absent. Check your school's specific attendance policy for accurate calculations.
Q4: When should attendance be calculated?
A: Attendance percentages are typically calculated weekly, monthly, or at the end of each grading period to monitor student engagement.
Q5: Are there legal requirements for school attendance?
A: Most regions have compulsory education laws requiring students to maintain certain attendance levels. Check local education regulations for specific requirements.