Parents are requested to call the school and notify
the Guidance Secretary when their child will be absent
from school before 9:00 a.m. if possible.
Parents should request homework if the student is out three (3) or
more consecutive days.
Provide a written excuse to the Guidance Secretary upon students return
to school.
The student will be
issued an attendance pass. The pass must be
shown to every teacher in order for the student to make up class work.
A physician or other licensed medical provider's certification
is
required in the event that a student is
absent due to illness, injury or
other medical or physical condition for three or more consecutive school
days
or nine cumulative days within any ninety calendar day period.
The physician or other licensed medical
provider's certification must be
provided to the school by no later than the tenth school day after
return of the
student. Failure to timely provide the written
certification will result in the absence being considered
unexcused.
Florida Compulsory Attendance law states that a student must attend
school until he/she is 16 years of age.
A student must attend 90% of the days of each class in order to
receive credit for the semester. Absences must not exceed
nine (9)
days in each class per semester.