Tardiness & Class Cuts
Students are marked tardy if they are not in their seats as soon as class starts. If a student is more than 5 minutes late for class, the absence may be considered a cut.
Consequences for Tardies & Unexcused Absences
Tardies (per class)
- 1st-3rd tardies: Teacher sets the policy
- 4th tardy: Detention
- 5th tardy: Detention
- 6th-9th tardy: One extra detention for each tardy
- Referral to Student Attendance Review Team (SART) for meeting to discuss attendance patterns
Cutting Class
- 1st offense: 1-2 detentions per teacher policy
- 2nd offense: 2 detentions
- 3rd offense: 3 detentions
- 4th offense: Detentions and notification that student may get an F in that class
- 5th offense: Student attendance review team (SART) meeting
Continuous Non-Attendance
- 1st-2nd offense: Teacher assigns detentions
- 3rd-4th offense: Student meets with administrator and is put on an attendance contract
- 5th-9th offense: Student meets with counselor, parent and administrator