Attendance rate (% of days present)
Days present divided by total days (present + absent), regular school year.
key attendance_rate · unit percent · higher is better · rated (peer and district percentiles)
Definition
Days present divided by total days (present + absent), regular school year.
- Average daily attendance divided by average daily membership for the regular school year, from the state's ADA/ADM file, as a percentage.
Source files
Florida Department of Education, PK-12 Education Information Services (source_id: fldoe_ada_adm_school_2023-24)
- Year: 2023-24
- File: ADAADM2324.xlsx (xlsx)
- Fetched: 2026-09-15 · sha256
e7123715a5c7· 547,805 bytes · fetched via origin host - First-fetch findings: fldoe_ada_adm_school_2023-24.md
- Registry note: Prior-year ADA/ADM file (older naming ADAADM{yy}.xlsx).
Florida Department of Education, PK-12 Education Information Services (source_id: fldoe_ada_adm_school_2024-25)
- Year: 2024-25
- File: ADAADMSchl2425.xlsx (xlsx)
- Fetched: 2026-09-15 · sha256
d722b06f350d· 478,129 bytes · fetched via origin host - First-fetch findings: fldoe_ada_adm_school_2024-25.md
- Registry note: No suppression; Dade 525 rows. Series ADAADM{yy}.xlsx 2013-14 -> (xls earlier).
Loader: scripts/loaders/miami/ada_adm.ts · registry: docs/cities/miami/sources.yaml
What is served
- Years: 2023-24, 2024-25
- 1,045 school-year cells across 527 schools; 0 stored as suppressed (publisher withheld)
- 874 cells carry a peer-group percentile (all-students rows of schools with a peer group)
What it cannot show
- A mean over all students: a school can have a high attendance rate and a high chronic-absence rate at once if absences are concentrated in a few students.
How it was checked
Every served number runs through the four-check taxonomy described on the methodology page: (i) completeness, (ii) an exact re-read of the file by independent Python, (iii-b) a second publisher where one exists, (iv) recomputation of derived values.
Harness: methodology and known gaps · components · closure-track verdict (93ea735c8bb9) · outcomes verdict (REVIEW)
In the ratings
Schools are ranked on this metric within their peer group (40 nearest schools on demographics and size, same level, sector and magnet status) and district-wide, with the rank inverted where lower is better so a high percentile always means a better outcome. See outliers and movers for this metric, and the ratings overview for how peer groups are built.
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Corrections log
None yet. Corrections to published figures are recorded here with the date and the affected numbers.