Walden's creates a progressive and creative education program that responds to each student's individual needs and builds on their strengths and knowledge.
It is essential for students to be in school as much as possible.
With very few exceptions, students will not be eligible for grades unless they meet the 90% attendance requirement.
Students who have chronic illnesses or who have outside obligations that have been approved by the director in advance may have this attendance requirement waived. Walden does not distinguish between excused and unexcused absences.
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