ISA Collaborative
Improving School Attendance
ISA Collaborative
Improving School Attendance
Improving School Attendance Collaborative
Research Based Evaluation Tool - Fall 2022 Progress Report
My Community Health and Well-Being Monitor™
The Health & Well-Being Monitor allows us to compare the health and well-being of ISA Participants to Snohomish County Residents as a whole.
It is a longitudinal survey that measures the health and wellness of 800,000 Snohomish County residents. Today this comprehensive measure of well-being is used locally and in other U.S. states. Smaller community groups like ISA conduct their own survey. ISA can compare their results with those of the county as a whole—helping to identify key areas for improvement.
The following results exceeded Countywide averages.
Well-being rose an average of 18% maintained over time.
Participation associated with a systematic and rising sense of purpose and meaning in life.
Families are experiencing a 44% reduction in food insecurity.
Families are increasingly working toward their capacity to improve.
Over half of families believe they can have influence over decisions being made in their community.
Families are reporting they have more opportunities for learning and growth.
Removing Common Barriers to School Attendance
33% improvement
with transportation to school.
64% improvement
with housing stability.
56% improvement
with teacher and school relationships.
20% improvement
with child's behavior at school.
50% improvement
with physical and mental health.
14% improvement
with children experiencing bullying.
33% improvement
with transportation to school.
20% improvement
with child's behavior at school.
64% improvement
with housing stability.
50% improvement
with physical and mental health.
56% improvement
with teacher and school relationships.
14% improvement
with children experiencing bullying.