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Building Safer Schools Together — Relay12 & ISK

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A Call to Reflect and Act

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Turning the Tide on Chronic Absenteeism: How Relay12 Can Help

In the 2023–24 school year, 66% of Detroit Public Schools Community District students were chronically absent—missing 18 or more days of school. Tha

Aug 7, 2025Relay122 min read10

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Edit items Modify one or multiple rows in the table. Some tables let you edit right inside the view window instead.

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Sortable columns Click on any column heading to sort by that column, ascending. Click again to sort descending. Hold SHIFT to sort by multiple columns.

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Quick statistics View how many rows exist. If a filter or search is applied, see how many rows are visible out of the total. Also see how many rows are seleted, if any.

Add new item
Insert new data into the table.

Open an item
View any individual row in the table.

Edit items
Modify one or multiple rows in the table. Some tables let you edit right inside the view window instead.

Delete items
Permanently remove one or multiple rows in the table.

Advanced filtering
Open a menu where you can sort and filter data. Choose the column, condition, and value. Toggle between "and" / "or" filtering, and add multiple levels of sorting.

Column visibility
Choose which columns to show and hide in the table.

Instant search
Search for any record in the table.

Sortable columns
Click on any column heading to sort by that column, ascending. Click again to sort descending. Hold `SHIFT` to sort by multiple columns.

Selectable rows
Click a row to select it. Click again to deselect. Hold `CTRL` or `CMD` and click to select multiple individual rows, or `SHIFT` and click to select a range of rows.

Copy all rows
Copy the contents of the table to your clipboard.

Download Excel file
Download a XLS file that can be opened in Excel, Google Docs, Numbers, etc.

Download PDF file
Download a PDF file that can be opened with any web browser or PDF reader.

Print table
Open a simple, printable view of the table.

PowerTables help
Open this help menu to learn more about PowerTables.

Quick statistics
View how many rows exist. If a filter or search is applied, see how many rows are visible out of the total. Also see how many rows are seleted, if any.