Pupil Accounting & Truancy
Ingham ISD’s Attendance Officers collaborate with local school districts and families to address and remove barriers to consistent attendance. Chronic absenteeism and truancy, resulting in lost instructional time for students, adversely affects educational progress and potentially signals underlying issues. Ingham ISD Attendance Officers partner with community resources, including Ingham County 30th Judicial Court - Juvenile Division, to promote overall student success and well-being.
Truancy & Attendance
Missing too many school days can affect a student’s learning at any grade level. Poor school attendance might also show there are issues at home that need additional support. Attendance Officers can provide information and assistance to schools and families in Ingham County. We are committed to working together to ensure every student has the best chance to succeed.
Pupil Membership Count Data
Resources
Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI)
Michigan Department of Education - Office of State Aid and Finance
Michigan Department of Education - Pupil Accounting Manual
Michigan Pupil Accounting and Attendance Association
Michigan Department of Education - Homeless Students
Michigan Department of Education - McKinney Vento
Rose Taphouse, Countywide Homeless Liaison, 517.755.2813
Contact Us
Future Count Dates
2023-24
October 4, 2023
February 14, 2024
2024-25
October 2, 2024
February 12, 2025
Note: The pupil count dates are the 1st Wednesday in October and the 2nd Wednesday in February per Section 6(7) of the State School Aid Act.