The empty chair in the classroom serves as a silent alarm, signaling a deeper struggle—chronic absenteeism. Extensive research illustrates a clear connection: active family involvement correlates with soaring attendance rates. Beyond mere homework checks, it's about constructing a bridge between home and school, nurturing a shared commitment to learning, and establishing a support network that catches students before they fall. Family engagement isn't a magic wand, but a potent tool capable of rewriting the narrative of chronic absenteeism. Imagine replacing empty chairs with engaged learners, filling classrooms with the vibrant hum of collective hope.Join us for a compelling webinar on Thursday, March 28th, from 3 pm to 4:30 pm ET, where Attendance Works, Learning Heroes, and the Flamboyan Foundation unveil their research on the relationship between pre-pandemic family engagement and the current crisis in student attendance. Discover actionable insights and hear how one school successfully improved attendance and student achievement. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the transformative power of family engagement in tackling chronic absenteeism.