Attendance
Consistently being on time is necessary for success at school.
A student is tardy if he or she arrives after the beginning of class. A student is marked absent for half a day if the student arrives after 9 am. 3 days of being tardy per semester is considered one day absence.​
Being absent 15 or more days in a trimester may be cause for the child to be retained, or asked to withdraw from school. (Section 4-04-1, Absence).
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The Absent Note on the school app must be filled out by the parent or guardian every time a child is absent.
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Students who are tardy to school will be warned. After the third tardy, we will schedule a parent conference for the student, parent and principal.
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If a child has been diagnosed as having a contagious disease, kindly let the office know as soon as possible. The child may not return to school without a doctor’s note stating that he or she is able to return to school.
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Students are responsible for work missed.
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Being absent 15 or more days in a trimester may be cause for the child to be retained, or asked to withdraw from school.
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The bell rings at 7:50 a.m. Children should arrive at school no later than 7:50 a.m. Any child arriving after 8:00 a.m. is considered late and must go to the office for a tardy slip.
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Medical and dental appointments should be scheduled after school to cut down on absenteeism. A designated adult must always report to the school office and sign their child out before the child may leave school.
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Truancy is defined as an unexcused absence for more than three days in a school year or tardiness in excess of thirty minutes on four or more days in a school year. Truants are reported to the attendance officer of the local public school district. Students who are habitually truant are subject to dismissal from school.