The Impact of Migraine on School Attendance and Psychosocial Functioning in Children and Adolescents: A Cross-sectional Study.

Migraine imposes a significant multidimensional burden on children's educational life, with attack frequency being the primary driver of absenteeism.

The complete lack of teacher awareness and high rates of parental work loss underscore critical deficiencies in school-health care collaboration.

Multidisciplinary strategies integrating optimized prophylaxis, school-based awareness programs, and individualized health plans are urgently needed.