School attendance is the responsibility of the parents and the student. There is a strong relationship between attendance and academic performance. All absences are considered unexcused until the school receives a written explanation from the parent/guardian within three days of the absence. The principal or designee has the authority to determine whether or not an absence is excused. Excessive excused absences for illness may result in the student being required to provide a doctor’s note or other substantiating medical evidence.

Parents have two options to submit an absence note.

1. Signed Parent's handwritten note  2. Email Note to Attendance   

-Parent notes that exceed 3 consecutive days will require further documentation. Doctor's notes are always preferred if applicable.

***PARENTS/GUARDIANS*** A doctor’s note will be required after excessive absences. Any student with 15 unexcused absences within a rolling 90-day period is habitually truant and will be reported by the Superintendent to the Department of Highway and Safety and Motor Vehicles, resulting in a suspension of a driver’s license or permit.

QR Code to email attendance below:

• Student illness (if documented by parent/guardian or medical doctor)

• Observance of a religious holiday or service that is recognized as such by members of the student’s faith

• Medical appointment with documentation

• Death in the family

• Subpoena by a law enforcement agency or mandatory court appearance

• Other individual student absences beyond the control of the parent or student, as determined and approved by the principal or principal’s designee

• Therapeutic services appointment (i.e., speech, occupational, physical, behavioral therapy)