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Marshall Metro High School, one of 1,247 failing schools nationwide that received federal funding to improve, is trying to find ways to improve attendance and standardized test scores (Banchero, 2011, as cited in Kinicki & Williams, 2013). To improve attendance employees at Marshall Metro High School had begun to call students who did not show up on a regular basis, but eventually noticed it was not producing their expected outcome since most of them never even showed up after being called (Banchero, 2011, as cited in Kinicki & Williams, 2013). Marshall Metro High School employees tried a new approach by calling students who were tardy or absent often as early as 6:30 a.m., this proved to be successful since most of the students that were called

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