My wife was a therapist...and she had parents who had trouble getting their 5 year old to school...her advice was always "pick them up, throw them in the car, shut the door, drive to wherever you are going, open the door, drag them out and bring them to where you want them to go. No choice, no discussion, no negotiation. You need to be the boss. If you can't get your 5 year old to go to school, imagine how great you will do when he is 16." Fast forward, she is now a MS counselor and...drumroll...those same kids still aren't coming to school. (parents, at the time, never followed her advice).
We are roughly 100 days into the school year...on average, for my 9th grader...average # of days missed so far...21. We were told we need to make school more interesting so kids will want to go. I told admin "guess what, school isn't interesting."
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