Student Attendance, Absence, and Excuses Sample Clauses

Student Attendance, Absence, and Excuses. In accordance with State law, all children over the age of five (5) and students under the age of eighteen (18) and who have not yet graduated from high school are required to attend school unless they are officially excused. Compliance is the responsibility of the parent. Daily school attendance is necessary for students to benefit from the instructional program. The school does recognize that there are situations that dictate a student’s absence. However, students and their families must recognize that excessive absenteeism, regardless of the reason, will negatively affect the student’s achievement. The SPLC Governing Body authorizes the administration to develop a strict attendance policy and procedures to follow that utilize all available means and resources within the community.
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Student Attendance, Absence, and Excuses. Formatted: Font color: Red, Strikethrough In accordance with State law, all children over the age of five (5) and students under the age of eighteen (18) and who have not yet graduated from high school are required to attend school unless they are officially excused. Compliance is the responsibility of the parent. Daily school attendance is necessary for students to benefit from the instructional program. The school does recognize that there are situations that dictate a student’s absence. However, students and their families must recognize that excessive absenteeism, regardless of the reason, will negatively affect the student’s achievement. The SPLC Governing Body authorizes the administration to develop a strict attendance policy and procedures to follow that utilize all available means and resources within the community.
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