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TARDY POLICY

TARDY POLICY

The following procedures are designed to ensure the enforcement of tardiness regulations and include the consequences for excessive tardy violations.

DEFINITION:

A student shall be considered tardy to class if the student is not in the classroom when the bell to begin class ceases.

 

A student shall be considered late to school if the student is not in his or her homeroom/first period class when the bell to begin the homeroom/class ceases.

 

TARDY TO CLASS

Tardy notices for being late to class are accumulated on a semester basis. Extenuating circumstances presented at a parent-principal conference may be given consideration by the administration and teacher to extend the limit.

 

CWA interventions or hearings will be requested for excessive late-to-school tardies that students accumulate and not for excessive tardies accumulated when students arrive to class late during transitions from one class to another.  

TARDIES

JUNIOR HIGH (GRADES 6-8)

Tardy to Class 1The teacher will warn the student of future consequences.
Tardy to Class 2The teacher will contact parents to warn them of future consequences.
Tardy to Class 3 Parents notified, and the student assigned two hours of detention in SAC.
Tardy to Class 4The teacher will conference with the student to warn him/her of future consequences.
Tardy to Class 5

The teacher will contact parents to warn them of future consequences.

Tardy to Class 6Parents notified for a conference with the principal and the student assigned four hours SAC.
Tardy to Class 7 The administrator will conference with the student to warn him/her of future consequences.
Tardy to Class 8The administrator will conference with parents to warn them of future consequences.
Tardy to Class 9The student will be assigned four hours SAC.
Tardy to Class 10+Four hours SAC will be assigned for all tardies after nine.