DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Dayton Public Schools announced Tuesday that it is seeing progress in its Be Present for a Better Future campaign, aimed at increasing attendance of both students and staff throughout the district.
The district highlighted five areas in which the district has improved during the campaign. Those areas were:
- More than 1,000 students had perfect attendance during the first semester
- Percentage of students who are on track with their attendance incrased by 2.15 percent district-wide
- DPS Be Present Days are increasing attendance
- Dunbar Early College High School has the most-improved average daily attendance rate, up 3.64 percent from last year
- Nearly 55 percent (249 of 458 students) had perfect attendance at Eastmont Elementary School throughout the month of December
 
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