Dashboard
School attendance and dropout early warning
An early-warning analysis that flags students at risk of dropping out from attendance patterns, in time for a school year to still act on it.
With and without a feeding programme
| Group | Schools | Attendance |
|---|---|---|
| With feeding | 15 | 90.3% |
| Without | 9 | 85.0% |
The gap is observational. Schools were not randomised and they differ on all six characteristics measured.
Why this exists
- Audience
- Education programme officer and head teachers
- The decision it informs
- Which students receive a home visit before the end of term.
How these numbers are produced
Every number on this page is computed from the committed dataset file named below by scripts/export/build-project-dashboards.mjs. Nothing is typed by hand and the page contains no script, no external request and no generation date, so rebuilding it on unchanged data produces an identical file.
Source: school-attendance-2024.v1.csv + school-roster-2024.v1.csv
What this page does not show
The fifteen-day strike period in two schools is not counted as absence; including it makes those schools look like a dropout emergency. No causal inference about the feeding programme.