INDIANAPOLIS — Chronic absenteeism rates have improved statewide for the third consecutive year as more Indiana students are regularly attending school, according to a new report from the Indiana Department of Education.

“As states across the nation struggle with chronic absenteeism, in Indiana, we continue to make positive progress,” said Governor Mike Braun. “This is made possible through our parents and educators across the state who continue to work together to best support each learner, empower our students through learning that directly connects to their future, and improve educational and lifelong outcomes.”

Chronic absenteeism is missing at least 10% of school days, which is around three and a half weeks. According to reports, Indiana’s chronic absenteeism rate for the 2024-25 sc

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