3-5 day suspension Ineligibility for any school sponsored activities for the remainder of semester or at least 90 days. Referred to District Office for Behavior Hearing or Expulsion Disenrollment from West Campus Any student who engages in any behavior that violates E.C. 48900 (besides the above mentioned) will be placed on behavioral probation for 1 to 3 months, which means no participation in any school sponsored extracurricular activities. Please refer to the District Standards for Behavior sent home on the first day of school for additional information. Students receiving consequences or disciplinary action have due process rights explained below. ATTENDANCE POLICY Excused absences are: illness, communicable disease, medical/dental appointments, death of a relative or close friend, religious observance, or subpoena. All other absences, per California Education Code, are not excused. Students with 8 excused absences, 4 unexcused absences, 5 tardies, or 10 total tardies in one class or generally excessive attendance issues will be placed on probation for one semester. Students on attendance probation cannot participate in any school sponsored extracurricular activity (sports/dances/plays/club activities). The school will monitor absences and parents can track student attendance through Zangle Parent Connection. All absences must be cleared within 3 school days of the absence. No attendance changes will take place after 3 days. A student will be assigned 1 Saturday School for every 10 total tardies, or every five from one class. Students must never leave campus without permission (including lunch). Students must obtain an off campus pass from the attendance office before leaving. 1st offense community service or alternative – 2nd offense 1 Saturday School – 3rd offense 1-3 day school suspension – Truancy Saturday School is assigned at the rate of one Saturday School for – every six hours of unexcused absence. Students receiving a 3rd Attendance letter will receive a SART contract and will be dis-enrolled at the end of the school year.
3-5 day suspension Ineligibility for any school sponsored activities for the remainder of semester or at least 90 days. Referred to District Office for Behavior Hearing or Expulsion Disenrollment from West Campus Any student who engages in any behavior that violates E.C. 48900 (besides the above mentioned) will be placed on behavioral probation for 1 to 3 months, which means no participation in any school sponsored extracurricular activities. Please refer to the District Standards for Behavior sent home on the first day of school for additional information. Students receiving consequences or disciplinary action have due process rights explained below. ATTENDANCE POLICY Excused absences are: illness, communicable disease, medical/dental appointments, death of a relative or close friend, religious observance, or subpoena. All other absences, per California Education Code, are not excused. Students with 8 excused absences, 4 unexcused absences, 5 tardies, or 10 total tardies in one class or generally excessive attendance issues will be placed on probation for one semester. Students on attendance probation cannot participate in any school sponsored extracurricular activity (sports/dances/plays/club activities). The school will monitor absences and parents can track student attendance through Zangle Parent Connection. All absences must be cleared within 3 school days of the absence. No attendance changes will take place after 3 days. A student will be assigned 1 Saturday School for every 10 total tardies, or every five from one class. Students must never leave campus without permission (including lunch). Students must obtain an off campus pass from the attendance office before leaving. 1st offense – community service or alternative 2nd offense – 1 Saturday School 3rd offense – 1-3 day school suspension Truancy – Saturday School is assigned at the rate of one Saturday School for every six hours of unexcused absence. Students receiving a 3rd Attendance letter will receive a SART contract and will be dis-enrolled at the end of the school year.
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