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How to Complete the ATS Daily Attendance Form Allison Demas
 
  If a child is absent, you should
  fill in the bubble A, besides the
  child's name, with a pencil. It
  must be in pencil or it will not
  scan.

  If a child is late you should fill
  in the bubble L.

   
If your school has a policy of returning your ATS form for afternoon completion, then you should complete the right hand column.

   

The left hand column is for the a.m. session. You should complete this column only in the morning.
 
 
 

 
 

 

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