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Case Study Of Abigail's Attending School

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Abigail has always attended school at Clintwood. Academic records indicate she has not repeated a grade, but has noted struggles with Speech and Language and reading. Her attendance history has been poor. In kindergarten she missed 18 days and was tardy 2 times (11%). In first grade she missed 21 days and was tardy 44 times (13%). In second grade she missed 17 days and was tardy 19 (11%). This school year, Abigail has missed 3 days out of the first quarter and has been tardy 4 (07%). Her school entrance physical was within normal limits and her immunizations are up-to-date. Her entrance physical noted seasonal allergies and a hospitalization when she was younger for pneumonia. Her records did not indicate she is on any medication at this

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