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Colorado student attendance increases; chronic absenteeism declines as every grade level and nearly every student group improves
Colorado's chronic absenteeism rate fell to 27.5% in 2025-26, its lowest level in four years. State education data show attendance rose slightly to 91.5%, up from 91.4% a year earlier.
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