Truancy. A student who is absent from school without an acceptable excuse three full days in one school year or is tardy or absent for more than any 30 minute period during the school day on three occasions in one school year, or any combination thereof, is a truant and shall be reported to the attendance office or superintendent of the public school district. In the event that the school suspects that a student is truant (absent from school, without an acceptable excuse), the school administration will contact the parent or guardian. If the school suspects that the student is a habitual truant (absent three times in a school year, without an acceptable excuse) and all resources at the school level have been exhausted, the school principal will notify the local public Child Welfare and Attendance authorities.
Truancy. Lesson absence will result in a sanction. Repeat offences will prompt a meeting with the Head of Sixth Form and a letter/email home. Persistent absence may lead to removal of your place in the Sixth Form. Holiday in term time We cannot authorise holiday during term. Please do not book holidays in term time.
Truancy. A student is considered truant when absent from the classroom without the knowledge of either the school or the parent or if the parent does not compel the student to attend school.
Truancy g. Improper or reckless vehicular conduct including, but not limited to: exceeding the 15 mph campus speed limit, driving across aisles of parking, failure to follow the signals of school staff members who may be directing traffic on campus, failure to stop at stop signs, and failing to yield to pedestrians.
Truancy. 2. Student fails to check out properly
Truancy. It is the intention of GREEN Charter School to make sure your children succeed academically. However, a student who is not here cannot be successful. As such, the following is a description of the process we must follow when students are absent from school without valid excuse or documentation:
Truancy. Unauthorized absence from school is considered truancy and will be treated as such. This includes absence from any class, or activity during the school day for which the student is scheduled. Disciplinary action shall be taken in such cases which may range from a verbal reprimand to expulsion and prosecution.
Truancy. 7. Any severe anti-social or abnormal conduct on school or parish premises that endangers life or limb.
Truancy. Failure to attend a lesson or study period whilst in Sixth Form will result in the student losing the privilege to study with other students and the student will be required to study in isolation. Persistent truancy may lead to fixed term expulsion and loss of their place at the Sixth Form.
Truancy. The high school administration will deal with repeated attendance issues and may result in dismissal from a team, activity, or club. Student Conduct and Eligibility General principles of conduct and eligibility ● Conduct rules are in effect for all twelve months of the year and a new agreement must be submitted each year. ● Violations that occur over the summer break will result in a suspension of eligibility in the next school year. ● Violations will result in the suspension of eligibility. ● Suspension from athletics is based on a percentage of contests. Suspension from all other co-curricular activities is based on specific events that the co-curricular activity may sponsor or attend. Please see chart on page 14. ● Consequences may increase with repeated offenses. Code of Conduct Violations Unacceptable Conduct Certain conduct by any participant is absolutely unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Examples of such unacceptable conduct include, but are not limited to; theft, vandalism, disrespect, hazing, harassment, violation of alcohol, tobacco and illegal substances restrictions, major infractions of the Student Code of Conduct, or violations of law. This unacceptable conduct rule shall be in force twelve months of the year. This means a student may be penalized or punished if he/she engages in unacceptable conduct during the school term, over a holiday break, or while school is out of session. This also means that the school district may impose sanctions for unacceptable conduct which occurs at school, at a school sponsored event, or off school grounds. The penalty for engaging in unacceptable conduct can include revocation of the privilege of participating in extracurricular activities. General definitions of specific kinds of unacceptable conduct: ● Theft: stealing or taking personal property that belongs to another person, school, team, or organization. ● Vandalism: willful or malicious breaking, destruction, or defacement of public or private property. ● Disrespect: actions that show or express a lack of high regard or respect for others (fellow students, opponents, teachers, coaches, administrators, parents, or adults). This includes actions that result in school suspensions and the use of unacceptable language. Depictions of such actions on social networking sites such as Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube or any other similar Web sites are prohibited. ● Hazing: any action that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers another person, reg...
