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In It To Win It Attendance Challenge Winners

September Winners

September was a stellar month for attendance, and we’re thrilled to celebrate the schools that stepped up and made a difference! From impressive overall attendance rates to significant improvements, these schools have shown that every day counts.

The Championship Belt

Hollywood Park 

With a remarkable attendance improvement from 93.90% to 95.60% (+1.70%), Hollywood Park takes home the Championship Belt for their dedication to staying present!

+1.70%

The Champion Trophy Cup

Camellia Basic

Achieving the highest overall attendance rate at 97.40%, Camellia Basic proudly claims the Champion Trophy Cup. Way to go!

97.40%

Attendance Champions

These schools showed the biggest attendance improvements compared to last year, proving that growth and commitment make a real impact.

Hollywood Park

93.90% → 95.60%
(+1.70%)

John Still

93.50% → 95.10%
(+1.60%)

AM Winn

94.00% → 95.30%
(+1.30%)

Sutterville

95.30% → 96.50%
(+1.20%)

James W Marshall

95.10% → 96.30%
(+1.20%) 

Top Contenders

With 95% or higher attendance rates, these schools exemplify consistency and dedication.
Each school earns a Top Contender Trophy to proudly display in their front office.

Camellia Basic

97.40%

Caleb
Greenwood

97.00%

West Campus

96.80%

Phoebe A
Hearst

96.70%

Leonardo da
Vinci

96.60%

Susan B
Anthony

96.50%

Sutterville

96.20%

Crocker/
Riverside

96.20%

Bowling Green Chacon

96.00%

William Land

96.00%

James W
Marshall

95.90%

Earl Warren

95.90%

Matsuyama

95.90%

Alice Birney

95.80%

Martin Luther King Jr.

95.70%

Hollywood Park

95.40%

Theodore Judah

95.40%

Isador Cohen

95.00%

What's Next? 

The excitement doesn't end here! Each month we will celebrate schools with the greatest attendance gains, so there are more chances to win the Championship Belt.

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