The City of Champaign has expressed its support for the “Every Student Everyday” attendance initiative, which is being promoted throughout local schools. The city’s leadership participated in a campaign video to emphasize the importance of community involvement in student success.
Mayor Deborah Frank Feinen, City Manager Joan Walls, Police Chief Timothy Tyler, Equity and Engagement Director Rachel Joy, and Community Relations Manager Tracy Parsons each voiced their backing for the initiative. Their participation highlights a unified effort by city officials to encourage daily school attendance among students.
According to research cited by the city, regular school attendance is one of the strongest indicators of academic achievement and future opportunities for young people. The initiative aims to reinforce that student attendance is not only an educational concern but also a broader community priority.
The city encourages families, neighbors, businesses, and organizations in Champaign to play an active role in supporting strong student attendance. Officials believe that collective action can help ensure every student benefits fully from their education.
“Together, we are committed to ensuring that every student in Champaign gets the most out of their education every day of the year,” stated city representatives.
