High School of Hospitality Management: chronic absenteeism and attendance

02M296 · High school · 525 West 50 Street, Manhattan, NY 10019 · Clinton · District 2

71.1%

chronically absent in 2024-25

32.4%

District 2

36.6%

NYC high school grades (9 to 12)

In 2024-25, 162 of 228 students at High School of Hospitality Management missed 10 percent or more of the school year, 38.6 points higher than District 2 and 34.4 points higher than NYC high school grades (9 to 12). The rate rose 1.3 points from 2023-24, and was 41.3% in 2018-19, before the pandemic. The average attendance rate was 70.9%.

Chronic absenteeism and attendance by year

YearChronically absentNYCAttendance
2018-1941.3%26.5%84.3%
2019-2048.3%25.1%80.1%
2020-2172.0%29.7%70.2%
2021-2258.7%40.4%79.9%
2022-2374.4%36.2%72.5%
2023-2469.8%34.8%73.6%
2024-2571.1%33.3%70.9%

A dash means no published figure for that year. 2019-20 covers September to mid-March only, and 2020-21 included remote learning.

By grade, 2024-25

  • Grade 974.3%
  • Grade 1070.5%
  • Grade 1277.5%

By student group, 2024-25

Student groupStudentsRateEveryone else
Students with disabilities5168.6%71.8%
English language learners6671.2%71.0%
Students in poverty20872.1%60.0%
Students in temporary housing8181.5%65.3%

Rates for small groups can swing a lot from year to year.

What moves this number

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Source: NYC Public Schools, End-of-Year Attendance and Chronic Absenteeism Data (2018-19 to 2024-25). Chronically absent means missing 10 percent or more of the days a student was enrolled, for any reason; it counts students enrolled at least 10 days who attended at least once. Group figures the city suppresses for privacy are left out. District figures include transfer schools.

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