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MIDDLE SCHOOL S WHERE 30 PERCENT OR MORE
OF STUDENTS ARE CHRONICALLY AB SENT: School Year 2007-08 (Continued)
NUMBER OF
STUDENTS
CHRONICALLY
PERCENT OF
STUDENTS
CHRONICALLY
ABSENT 2
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
District School Name GRADES ABSENT 2
07 P.S. I.S. 224 6–8 121 33.6
12 FANNIE LOU HAMER MIDDLE SCHOOL 6–8 89 33.6
17 M.S. 246 WALT WHITMAN 6–8 270 33.4
11 J.H.S. 135 FRANK D. WHALEN 7–8 118 33.0
32 I.S. 347 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES 6–8 182 32.9
08 J.H.S. 131 ALBERT EINSTEIN 5–8 294 32.8
08 THE BRONX MATHEMATICS PREPARATORY SCHOOL 6–8 46 32.6
32 I.S. 349 MATH, SCIENCE TECH. 6–8 178 32.2
31 I.S. R002 GEORGE L. EGBERT 6–8 314 32.2
14 JOHN ERICSSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 126 6–8 200 31.9
08 I.S. 192 PIAGENTINI JONES 7–8 215 31.9
30 ALBERT SHANKER SCHOOL FOR VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 6–8 211 31.9
31 I.S. 051 EDWIN MARKHAM 6–8 391 31.9
22 J.H.S. 014 SHELL BANK 6–8 243 31.9
10 M.S. 390 5–8 176 31.7
19 J.H.S. 166 GEORGE GERSHWIN 6–8 188 31.7
03 M.S. 256 ACADEMIC ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE 6–8 58 31.5
14 M.S. 582 6–8 98 31.4
19 I.S. 171 ABRAHAM LINCOLN 5–8 298 31.3
27 J.H.S. 226 VIRGIL I. GRISSOM 6–8 550 31.2
31 I.S. 027 ANNING S. PRALL 6–8 300 31.2
11 THE FORWARD SCHOOL 6–8 112 31.0
11 GLOBE SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 6–7 183 30.8
06 M.S. 326 WRITERS TODAY LEADERS TOMORROW 6–8 150 30.7
10 J.H.S. 118 WILLIAM W. NILES 6–8 354 30.3
19 J.H.S. 292 MARGARET S. DOUGLAS 6–8 242 30.3
17 M.S. 061 GLADSTONE H. ATWELL 6–8 305 30.2
27 J.H.S. 202 ROBERT H. GODDARD 6–8 362 30.0
01 UNIVERSITY NEIGHBORHOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 6–8 85 29.8
09 NEW MILLENNIUM BUSINESS ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL 6–8 83 29.7
SOURCE: New York City Department of Education, requested data run from ATS, July 2008
NOTES TO PAGES 38 TO 47: These charts incorporate data from two comparable student attendance datasets, both run after year close of
the 2007–08 school year. There were marginal differences in the number of students reported in each dataset. Districts 75 and 79 excluded.
Charter schools excluded.