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For years, educators and state lawmakers in California could only apply rough estimates to the nature of the absenteeism problem and its impact on the performance of the public school system as well as the state economy as a whole. That changed dramatically earlier this year, when California Attorney General Kamala Harris issued a landmark report that found nearly one of every four elementary school students were classified as “truant” under state law– a stunning total of nearly 1 million children last year. In a unique public-private partnership, the Attorney General’s office reached out to a Sacramento-based service and software firm, School Innovations & Achievement, as the key source of the ground-breaking data.

