Student Expectations and School Services Attendance Policy School attendance is a child’s right and a parent’s responsibility. State Attendance Regulations mandate that a written excuse be on file for each and every absence. When a student is absent from school, it is the parents/guardians obligation to provide a written explanation as to the reason for the absence. If a note is not received within three school days, the absence will be reported to the home school district as illegal and/or unexcused. If you are absent and do not bring in an excuse within 3 days of returning to school, your parent/guardian will be contacted. After 10 cumulative days absent, a note from a physician/court will be required or the day will be recorded as illegal and/or unexcused. Tardy Policy Parents need to sign the student into the building and submit a late note. Students arriving late will be required to bring their own lunches or call classroom before 8:15 a.m. Behavior Support CLIU behavior support is based on positive rather than negative behavior techniques. Behavior support programs and plans are based upon a functional behavior assessment. The use of restraints is use as a measure of last resort after less restrictive measures are used including de-escalation techniques. Program CLIU center programs offer breakfast daily upon student arrival. Breakfast usually consists of cereal, milk, and juice. Lunch is offered daily. Cost varies based on program location and free and reduced eligibility. Bullying Prevention Bullying is not permitted at CLIU. Bullying is defined as a low-level form of violence that is inflicted repeatedly on another, usually a weaker student. Bullying may consist of verbal remarks or gestures that are meant to intimidate and gain power over a victim and can include threats of bodily harm, weapon possession, extortion, civil rights violations, gang activity, and behaviors up to and including assault and battery, threat of attempted murder, and murder. Sexual harassment is also a form of bullying. Staff reserves the right to place a student on a major restriction when a pattern of bullying behavior occurs during the school year.
Student Expectations and School Services Attendance Policy School attendance is a child’s right and a parent’s responsibility. State Attendance Regulations mandate that a written excuse be on file for each and every absence. When a student is absent from school, it is the parents/guardians obligation to provide a written explanation as to the reason for the absence. If a note is not received within three school days, the absence will be reported to the home school district as illegal and/or unexcused. If you are absent and do not bring in an excuse within 3 days of returning to school, your parent/guardian will be contacted. After 10 cumulative days absent, a note from a physician/court will be required or the day will be recorded as illegal and/or unexcused. Tardy Policy Parents need to sign the student into the building and submit a late note. Students arriving late will be required to bring their own lunches or call classroom before 8:15 a.m. Behavior Support CLIU behavior support is based on positive rather than negative behavior techniques. Behavior support programs and plans are based upon a functional behavior assessment. The use of restraints is use as a measure of last resort after less restrictive measures are used including de-escalation techniques. Program CLIU center programs offer breakfast daily upon student arrival. Breakfast usually consists of cereal, milk, and juice. Lunch is offered daily. Cost varies based on program location and free and reduced eligibility. Bullying Prevention Bullying is not permitted at CLIU. Bullying is defined as a low-level form of violence that is inflicted repeatedly on another, usually a weaker student. Bullying may consist of verbal remarks or gestures that are meant to intimidate and gain power over a victim and can include threats of bodily harm, weapon possession, extortion, civil rights violations, gang activity, and behaviors up to and including assault and battery, threat of attempted murder, and murder. Sexual harassment is also a form of bullying. Staff reserves the right to place a student on a major restriction when a pattern of bullying behavior occurs during the school year.
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