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Attendance and Tardies
Our vision states that we are developing and nurturing the pursuit of personal excellence and responsible citizens of good character. Being on time to each and every class is a critical element for personal success.
Students who are on time to class may be rewarded in a variety of ways including receiving a CATS Tickets.
Number of Tardies Action Person Responsible
1 Verbal warning Teacher
2-3 Personal conversation Teacher & Student
Teacher consequences including call home Teacher & Student
• Lower Citizenship Grade
• Lunch clean-up
• Teacher detention
• *If concerns about an individual student’s
situation arise earlier, go straight to action
for tardy #4
4 Teacher will complete blue counseling referral Teacher
Conference and Parent contacted Counselor & Student
Tardy contract Counselor & Student
5-on Referral to VP Counselor
Parent conference arranged VP, Counselor, Student, Parent
Detention assigned VP & Student
Absences – Parents must call/notify the school.
Doctor’s appointments, early dismissal – Parents must request your early dismissal by phone call or note from the Attendance Office—not the child's teacher. Any student leaving campus early without a blue release slip is considered a truant.
Extended Absences/Contracts – Parent or guardian must notify the Attendance Office (not the teacher) for a Contract of Independent Study five school days in advance. This will give the student credit for missed classroom time if assigned work is completed. If a contract is not obtained, this absence will be unexcused. Your grade may be lowered. Classroom participation is required. Extended trips/personal leaves are discouraged during the school year.
Attendance Office Contact Information
Mrs. Yap - 858-586-7001, ext. 2216
Mrs. Molnar - 858-586-7001, ext. 2217
