Parents and/or Guardians, if your child is absent from school for a reason that is listed below (SEE BELOW) or a reason that you feel should be excused, please email JHSattendance@dpsnc.net. Please state the reason that your child was absent, include your full name, relationship to the student, and your phone number in the email, so that a JHS staff member can call you if they have any questions.
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An Excused Absence is. . .
1. personal illness or injury that makes the student physically unable to attend school.
2. isolation ordered by the local health officer or by the State Board of Health.
3. death in the immediate family (immediate family includes, but is not necessarily limited to, grandparents, parents, brothers, and sisters).
4. medical or dental appointment.
5. attendance at the proceedings of a court or administrative tribunal if the student is party to the action or under subpoena as a witness in.
6. a minimum of two days each academic year for observance of an event required or suggested by the religion of the student or the student's parent or legal guardian.
7. participation in a valid educational opportunity, such as travel or service as a legislative or Governor's page, with prior approval from the principal.
8. pregnancy and related conditions or parenting, when medically necessary.
9. a minimum of two days each academic year for visitation with the student's parent or legal guardian if the student is not identified as at risk of academic failure because of unexcused absences and the student's parent or legal guardian (a) is an active duty member of the uniformed services as defined by policy 4050, Children of Military Families, and (b) has been called to duty for, is on leave from, or has immediately returned from deployment to a combat zone or combat support posting.
ES UNA AUSENCIA JUSTIFICADA. . .
1. enfermedad o lesión personal que hace que el estudiante sea físicamente incapaz de asistir a la escuela.
2. aislamiento ordenado por el oficial de salud local o por la Junta Estatal de Salud.
3. muerte en la familia inmediata (la familia inmediata incluye, pero no se limita necesariamente a, abuelos, padres, hermanos y hermanas).
4. cita médica o dental.
5. asistencia a los procedimientos de un tribunal judicial o administrativo si el estudiante es parte en la acción o bajo citación como testigo en.
6. un mínimo de dos días cada año académico para la celebración de un evento requerido o sugerido por la religión del estudiante o el padre o tutor legal del estudiante.
7. participación en una oportunidad educativa válida, como un viaje o servicio como paje legislativo o del gobernador, con la aprobación previa del director.
8. embarazo y condiciones relacionadas o crianza, cuando sea médicamente necesario.
9. un mínimo de dos días cada año académico para visitas con el padre o tutor legal del estudiante si el estudiante no está identificado como en riesgo de fracaso académico debido a ausencias injustificadas y el padre o tutor legal del estudiante (a) es un miembro en servicio activo de los servicios uniformados como se define en la política 4050, Hijos de familias militares, y (b) ha sido llamado al servicio, está de licencia o ha regresado inmediatamente del despliegue a una zona de combate o puesto de apoyo de combate.
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