Policies & Forms
Attendance PolicyGo To Top of Page
- Illness
- The death of an immediate family member
- A medical/dental appointment
- Quarantine
- A court ordered appearance.
E.C. 48260.
Willows High School Tardy Policy
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Objective: Be on time to class in order to create a safe and productive learning environment for students and staff. To encourage and help develop norms expected in college and careers.
Definition: A tardy means that a student is not in the classroom by the start bell.
Process: Teachers will mark tardies in Aeries for students arriving after the bell and have a conversation with the student.
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Tardies 1-2
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Verbal warning and conversation with classroom teacher regarding tardy policy and consequences
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3-5 tardy
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Aeries communication from Willows High to student and family and communication with administration
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6th tardy
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Detention assigned
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Tardies 7th - 8th
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Aeries communication from Willows High to student and family warning about Saturday school consequence and detention assigned
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9th tardy
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Saturday School assigned to student
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Tardies 10th
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Referral to Targeted Case manager, Counselor, and/or administration for attendance contract parent meeting
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Parents can only clear 1st period tardies. Parents cannot excuse more than five (5) tardies per semester.
Any detention assigned as a result of tardiness must be served by progress reporting dates.
At the progress report period, any unserved tardies will be converted to Saturday schools assigned.
Students who have more than 15 uncleared tardies and/or owe 2 (two) Saturday Schools may be considered ineligible for extra curricular activities, off campus privileges, athletics, etc. until the assignment is served (No Fly List).
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Dress CodeGo To Top of Page
DRESS STANDARDS WHILE ATTENDING SCHOOL
School dress need not be a major issue in student's education. The parents should be as concerned as the school staff in the fact that the student's dress reflects his/her pride in school and his/her family. The school environment is part of their preparation for the future, so we have traditionally maintained that a student comes to school in much the same dress he/she is expected to wear in a typical business environment.
The following ARE EXAMPLES OF INAPPROPRIATE DRESS and ARE NOT TO BE WORN AT SCHOOL:
- short-shorts or miniskirts;
- pants worn below the waistline;
- undergarments showing;
- clothing exposing midriff area, tube tops, halter tops, tops exposing cleavage, and backless tops; (all tops must have shoulder straps or neck straps at least ½ inch in width)
- unapproved costumes;
- T-shirts or other clothing or any jewelry with vulgar words, pictures, or phrases that promote sex, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gang activity or advocate violence
- shoeless; dirty or wet clothing;
- T-shirts that are not outer wear quality.
If it is determined that the student is wearing inappropriate clothing, he/she will be required to change into the appropriate clothing. If a student is asked to change their clothing, call home for assistance, or require time away from class to change, the time missed will be recorded as an unexcused absence for the time missed. The decision concerning appropriateness of dress remains with the administration. Repeat offenders will be considered to be in defiance of authority and the appropriate penalty shall be imposed.
Regardless of color, any article of clothing displaying gang colors, or affiliation in any manner, is prohibited.
Drug DogsGo To Top of Page
Willows High periodically utilizes the services of the Glenn County
Sheriff's Department to provide school-wide canine patrols and searches for
drugs and alcohol. These scheduled activities are unannounced to students
and coordinated through the Assistant Principal's office throughout the year.
Electronic Signaling Device Policy (Mobile phones, etc)Go To Top of Page
Willows High School
Electronic Signaling Device Student Use Guidelines
1. Students will be allowed to use their cell phones/electronic devices before school and
after school.
away.
teacher will let students know what specifically they can do when using them.
locker rooms, or at any other time without permission, the device will be confiscated by a
staff member.
detentions and/or suspension.
make fun of, or attack another student will not be tolerated. Law enforcement may get
involved and school consequences will be enforced as necessary.
and following the law is the key to the success of continued device use.
device is being used for to ensure appropriate use.
First Offense: Warning to student
device from the office after school.
discretion) must pick up device from office after school, and the student must check their
device into the office BEFORE 8:00 am every day to be held until the end of the school
day for a designated period of time.
Administration reserves the right to alter consequences on a case by case basis.
Homework PolicyGo To Top of Page
Because education is a lifelong
process extending beyond the school, it is important that students recognize
that learning occurs in the home and community. Homework is one means of
teaching the necessary skills of independent study and learning outside the
school environment.
A broad definition of homework is considered here to
include not only written work, but also related activities such as viewing
specific television programs, news reporting, recreational reading, and other
activities related to classroom work, which are assigned to be done at home.