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What happens to a student who is a habitual truant?
What happens to a student who is a habitual truant?
An 18-year-old student is exempt from following school rules and attendance policies.
An 18-year-old student is exempt from following school rules and attendance policies.
False
What is the role of the School Attendance Review Board (SARB)?
What is the role of the School Attendance Review Board (SARB)?
To divert students with attendance problems from the Juvenile Justice System.
If a student and parent cannot resolve attendance issues, they may be directed to the __________.
If a student and parent cannot resolve attendance issues, they may be directed to the __________.
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Match the following actions to their corresponding consequences:
Match the following actions to their corresponding consequences:
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What options might the Attendance Review Committee recommend?
What options might the Attendance Review Committee recommend?
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Parents can appeal the SARB's decision if they submit a request in writing to the principal within ten business days.
Parents can appeal the SARB's decision if they submit a request in writing to the principal within ten business days.
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What may happen to a student who has attendance or discipline issues?
What may happen to a student who has attendance or discipline issues?
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What is the maximum number of school days a student can be removed from school without Board action as a result of lack of attendance?
What is the maximum number of school days a student can be removed from school without Board action as a result of lack of attendance?
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A parent must appeal the superintendent's decision within ten business days.
A parent must appeal the superintendent's decision within ten business days.
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Who has the authority to approve some or all of a student's absences?
Who has the authority to approve some or all of a student's absences?
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The Board of Trustees' decision regarding absences is _____
The Board of Trustees' decision regarding absences is _____
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Match the authorities to their roles in the absence appeal process:
Match the authorities to their roles in the absence appeal process:
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What must a student or their representative do while addressing the Board of Trustees?
What must a student or their representative do while addressing the Board of Trustees?
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Canine units are allowed to search only lockers and classrooms.
Canine units are allowed to search only lockers and classrooms.
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What can a parent request from the principal in case of a catastrophic illness?
What can a parent request from the principal in case of a catastrophic illness?
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What is the cost of a student body activity designation for free admission at home athletic events?
What is the cost of a student body activity designation for free admission at home athletic events?
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Fans are allowed to use artificial noisemakers during the games.
Fans are allowed to use artificial noisemakers during the games.
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What should be the primary use of the student email accounts issued by LCSD?
What should be the primary use of the student email accounts issued by LCSD?
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Students placed in ISS will attend school but must remain in the _____ room all day.
Students placed in ISS will attend school but must remain in the _____ room all day.
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Which of the following is NOT allowed on homecoming floats and signs?
Which of the following is NOT allowed on homecoming floats and signs?
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Match the following rules with their corresponding categories:
Match the following rules with their corresponding categories:
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Students and guests may be recorded by the surveillance system at the school.
Students and guests may be recorded by the surveillance system at the school.
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What is one reason for maintaining extensive personal information about students and families?
What is one reason for maintaining extensive personal information about students and families?
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Study Notes
Truancy Consequences
- Habitual truancy will result in notification to the Sheriff's Office and issuance of a citation.
- Students identified as habitual truants will be reported to the Lander County Juvenile Probation Office and Division of Child and Family Services.
Rules for 18-Year-Old Students
- Students who turn 18 before graduation must comply with school rules and attendance policies.
- Disciplinary or attendance issues may lead to contractual agreements or removal from classes.
School Attendance Review Board (SARB)
- SARB's goal is to prevent students with attendance or behavior problems from entering the Juvenile Justice System.
- The committee consists of representatives from district schools and community agencies focusing on attendance issues.
- If the committee cannot resolve attendance problems, cases may be referred to administration or the Juvenile Justice System.
- Approval of absences may occur if extenuating circumstances are established.
Attendance Committee's Recommendations
- Possible actions include denial of credit/promotion, attendance contracts, removal from school, or assistance from outside agencies.
- Students or guardians have five business days to appeal the committee's decisions to the superintendent.
- If appealed, the superintendent has five business days to review and a decision can be appealed to the Board of Trustees.
Board of Trustees Review
- The Board reviews cases of attendance-related appeals, allowing the student or representative to present their case.
- The Board’s decision on appeals is final.
- Students cannot be removed from school for more than eight days without Board approval.
Catastrophic Illness Provision
- Requests to waive attendance policies due to catastrophic illness can be made through the principal.
- Disagreements with the principal's decision can be escalated to the superintendent and ultimately the school board.
Canine Searches
- Random canine sniffs can be conducted in various school areas, including lockers and classrooms, to detect illegal substances or weapons.
Sportsmanship Guidelines
- NIAA has established measures to enhance sportsmanship during high school events, including restrictions on noisemakers and appropriate language on floats.
Student Body Card
- The student body activity card allows free admission to home athletic events, supporting various school organizations.
- The card costs $40.
Student Email Usage
- Students must use school-issued email accounts exclusively for school-related purposes, governed by established protocols.
Student Records Management
- Maintaining student information is essential for delivering appropriate educational services, with strict confidentiality measures in place.
Surveillance System
- BMHS employs a surveillance system throughout the campus to monitor students and guests.
In-School Suspension (ISS)
- Students assigned to ISS attend school but must remain in the ISS room for the entire day, completing assigned schoolwork without leaving unless granted permission.
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This quiz covers the implications of habitual truancy for students, particularly focusing on the legal consequences that may arise, including involvement from law enforcement and juvenile services. It also addresses the expectations for 18-year-old students regarding school rules and attendance policies.
