Consequences of Attendance Violations
|
Offense |
Level |
Description |
Additions |
|
1st Offense |
After School Detention or Saturday School |
2:40 - 3:30 PM |
Failure to serve will result in Alternative to Suspension |
|
2nd offense |
Saturday School or In-School Suspension |
8:00 AM - 2:30 PM |
Possible referral to truancy court. |
|
3rd offense |
1 Day Out of School Suspension |
Out of School |
Revoke drivers license through BMV after 50 periods of truancy. Revoke work permit. Refer to truancy court. |
|
4th offense |
3 Days Out of School Suspension |
3 Days Out of School Suspension Program |
Pre-Expulsion hearing with assistant principal may be required before returning to school. |
|
5th offense |
Expulsion |
The student may not attend any other state public school for the period of expulsion. |
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Flagrant attendance violation could result in the students being immediately suspended, expelled or sent to truancy court.
Truancy Court
The Juvenile Judge and Prosecutor have a commitment to make education the highest of priorities with Monroe County students. If a student is truant repeatedly, and/or referred for habitual truancy, they could be referred to truancy court.