0000007623 00000 n Schools may choose to add additional reason codes if needed and approved by the building principal. 0000006356 00000 n This page was last updated on August 19, 2022, 555 Franklin Street An unexcused absence is a any absence that does not fall under the excuse absences list above (illness, medical excuse, religious holidays, court mandated appearance, or funeral of a close family member). 7 unexcused school absences in a row or ten unexcused school absences in a single school year It will count toward the limit if your child misses 12 or more days and the school considers it a day.. Excused Absences Essentials. Try to schedule dental or medical appointments before or after school hours. 4.1.6 Mandatory Report: Juvenile Court Probation, 4.2.9 Student Accountability Report Cards (SARC), 4.2.11 Extended Learning and Support for High School Students, 4.2.12 Graduation Activities Participation, 4.2.13 Advanced Placement (AP) Test Fee Reimbursement Program, 4.5.3 Alternatives to High School Diploma, 4.7.1 Eligibility for Extracurricular and Co-Curricular Activities, 4.7.3 Student Transfers Athletic Eligibility, 4.9.2 Digital Learning Systems for Students, 4.9.5 Notice of Educational Applications/Tools, 5.1.3 Essential Components of Learning/Reinforcing Successful Behaviors, 5.2 Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities, 5.4.2 Corporal Punishment (Physical Punishment), 5.4.4 School Property Recovery For Property Loss or Damage, 5.5.3 Open/Closed School Campus (Leaving Campus During Lunch), 5.5.4 Students Using Automobiles To and From School, 5.5.7 Skateboards, Skates, Scooters, and Bicycles, 5.5.8 Internet Use and SafetyAdministrative Regulation for Students, 6.1 The Safe and Supportive Schools Resolution, 6.2 Interventions and Supports for Behavior, 6.2.1 Glossary: Key Behavior Supports and Interventions at SFUSD, 6.2.2 Overview of the Three Tiered Behavioral Matrices, 6.2.3 Matrix of Supports/Interventions for Defiance and Disruptive Behaviors, 6.2.4 Matrix of Supports/Interventions for Serious Behaviors, 6.2.5 Matrix for Behavior Requiring Intensive Intervention, 6.2.6 Additional Recommended Interventions and Supports: Special Populations, 6.2.7 Contact Information to Access Services/Support, 6.3 Disciplinary Guidelines on Suspensions and Expulsions, 6.3.2 Definitions of Prohibited Behaviors, 6.3.6 Expulsion Regulations and Procedures, 6.3.7 Suspension and Expulsion Procedures for Special Education Students, 6.4 Interactions with the Police and Law Enforcement, 6.4.1 Mandatory Reports to Police by School Site Administrator or Designee, 6.4.2 Notification of Parents Upon Students Removal by Police, 6.4.4 Know Your Rights for Youth in San Francisco Brochure, Chapter 7: Complaint Policies and Procedures, 7.4 Williams Uniform Complaint Procedures, 7.8 Americans with Disabilities Act - Facility / Physical Access Complaint Procedure, 7.9 Section 504 Process Grievance and Free and Appropriate Public Education, 7.10 Complaints Regarding State Preschool Health and Safety Issues in Preschool Programs Exempt from Licensing.
