Wisconsin Annual Attendance Record

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This AHI form is used to document an employee's attendance. This form cover January 1st through December 31st.

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A CVshort for the Latin phrase curriculum vitae meaning course of lifeis a detailed document highlighting your professional and academic history.

Children between the ages of six and eighteen are required to attend school. Wisconsin school officials are permitted to pursue criminal prosecutions of parents for not meeting the statute's educational requirements.

The 5/10 Day Rule As per Wisconsin Statute 118.16, parents are allowed to excuse their child five (5) times during each semester with a maximum of ten (10) days per year. All unexcused absences will fall under this rule. Excused absences in excess of the 5/10 rule may be determined as unexcused.

An attendance rate of 95% is generally considered good; this allows for children to miss 9.5 days across the school year. Persistent absence (PA) is defined as an attendance rate of 90% or below.

A child shall not be excused more that ten (10) days in a school year. As per Wisconsin State Statutes all absences beyond ten (10) days would be deemed un-excused and treated accordingly. The School Board requires a child excused under the above to complete any course-work missed during the absence.

School districts are required to notify parents of attendance requirements at the beginning of the school year. This notice must state that the parent may be subject to prosecution and the student may be referred to truancy court if the student is absent 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period. Tex.

A child shall not be excused more that ten (10) days in a school year. As per Wisconsin State Statutes all absences beyond ten (10) days would be deemed un-excused and treated accordingly. The School Board requires a child excused under the above to complete any course-work missed during the absence.

Check with your local district to see if your municipality has a truancy law on the books. Under Wisconsin state law, parents or guardians can be found guilty of a misdemeanor if their child is not attending school. For the first offense, they could be fined up to $500 and or 30 days in jail.

EC- Emergency Conditions: to be used only when authorized by District. Unexcused: C- Cut: Student intentionally missed class. V-Unverified: No response from responsible guardian about absence of student. U- Unexcused Absence: Used when other than a legal reason, as defined by Ed.

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Wisconsin Annual Attendance Record