Staten Island School of Civic Leadership: chronic absenteeism and attendance

31R861 · K-8 · 280 Regis Drive, Staten Island, NY 10314 · Mariner's Harbor-Arlington-Port Ivory-Graniteville · District 31

29.1%

chronically absent in 2024-25

29.4%

District 31

33.3%

all NYC public schools

In 2024-25, 254 of 873 students at Staten Island School of Civic Leadership missed 10 percent or more of the school year, about the same as District 31 and 4.2 points lower than all NYC public schools. The rate fell 6.0 points from 2023-24, and was 22.6% in 2018-19, before the pandemic. The average attendance rate was 91.6%.

Chronic absenteeism and attendance by year

YearChronically absentNYCAttendance
2018-1922.6%26.5%93.1%
2019-2022.9%25.1%93.2%
2020-2127.7%29.7%90.4%
2021-2241.2%40.4%89.2%
2022-2334.8%36.2%90.7%
2023-2435.1%34.8%90.6%
2024-2529.1%33.3%91.6%

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

  • Pre-K33.3%
  • K43.3%
  • Grade 135.0%
  • Grade 227.8%
  • Grade 337.3%
  • Grade 420.2%
  • Grade 529.0%
  • Grade 616.8%
  • Grade 729.5%
  • Grade 822.7%

By student group, 2024-25

Student groupStudentsRateEveryone else
Students with disabilities21735.9%26.8%
English language learners6434.4%28.7%
Students in poverty68432.7%15.9%
Students in temporary housing6936.2%28.5%

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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