Late arrivals to school will be unexcused unless the student or parent/guardian presents a doctor's excuse or other documentation consistent with that required for excused status under the Attendance Policy. Each unexcused check-in constitutes a tardy to school for purposes of this policy. Note: A student who has unexcused class absences resulting from unexcused check-ins will not be eligible to make up work missed in such classes.

For students in grades 9-12, when arriving at school during an on-going class period, tardy students will be required to report to In-School Isolation (ISI or a designated tardy room) until time for the next class transition. The ISI and/or tardy room supervisor may determine an appropriate work assignment for the period. Tardiness to school may result in additional disciplinary action. Students who spend a class period in ISI due to tardiness to class shall be responsible to discuss make-up work with the teacher by the next school day and to complete the make-up work for that class within the time specified by the teacher and/or school administrator. Teachers will have discretion with regard to the specific make-up work assigned.

Check-out defined as leaving school prior to the end of respective school's regular day. Check-out defined as leaving school prior to the end of respective school's regular day. Board of Education policy states that students are not permitted to leave the school during the regular school day except in case of emergency or on written permission by the parent or guardian.

A student is permitted to leave the school campus during regular school hours only in accordance with the provisions that follow:

- • A student's parent(s) or guardian(s) may come to the school in person and check his/her child out of school.
- • A student may not be checked out of school by any person other than his/her parent(s) or guardian(s) or someone specifically designated by the student's parent(s) or guardian(s) in the student's check -out file in INOW.
- • For students in grades 9-12, a student may be permitted by the principal or designee to leave the school campus in emergency situations if, a) the student brings a written statement signed by the parent(s) or guardian(s) that can be confirmed prior to the student leaving school; or b) if the parent(s) or guardian(s) telephone and request the student be allowed to leave. The principal or designee shall attempt to contact the student's parent(s) or guardian(s) to confirm the request. (Emergencies may i nclude a personal illness or accident of the student, illness or accident involving the parent, or any situation that could affect the student's health or welfare. Appointments scheduled ahead of time, personal errands, or school activities are not emergency situations. Written requests must remain on file in the principal's office for the remainder of the school year with documentation of confirmation.)

Students will not be allowed to leave campus for any reason(s) other than those set forth in the provisions above except when accompanied and supervised by a school staff member and with written permission of the student's parent(s) or guardian(s) and the school principal or designee.

Expulsion denial of school attendance by the Board of Education. Expulsion may be Expulsion denial of school attendance by the Board of Education. Expulsion may be recommended when a student's behavior is extremely disruptive. Upon the receipt of the principal's recommendation, the principal and Central Office shall schedule an administrative