By the numbers
Reentry at a glance
7+
days absent defines a reentry
1 in 5*
teens experience a mental-health condition
5–7
minute school survey
0
student names collected
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Simple visuals for schools, families, and students. Statistics marked with * are placeholders until our survey results are in.
How it works
Five steps back to class
- 1Absence & treatment — school is notified
- 2Reentry meeting with family & staff
- 3Plan: accommodations & make-up work
- 4Gradual return to a full schedule
- 5Check-ins at 1, 2, and 4 weeks
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Warning signs
A returning student may be struggling if…
- — Frequent visits to the nurse or counselor
- — Skipping specific classes
- — Falling further behind on work
- — Withdrawing from friends
- — Changes in sleep, mood, or energy
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Tips
How you can help
Teachers: check in privately and trim make-up work to essentials.
Families: ask for a reentry meeting before the first day back.
Students: name one trusted adult at school you can go to.
Peers: a simple "good to see you" beats twenty questions.
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