Letter Speaking Engagement Withdrawal In Fairfax
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Shorts, skirts, or dresses that are too short or too tight should not be worn to school. Clothing that promotes drugs, alcohol, or violence is prohibited in Fairfax County schools. Clothing that contains inappropriate language or sexual innuendo is also inappropriate.
Prearranged absences for longer than five school days must also be reviewed by the Student Health and Wellness Department. Prearranged absences that are beyond 15 consecutive school days will result in the withdrawal of the student from school (which is required under Virginia law).
In middle and high schools, a student may fail or lose credit if unlawful absences exceed 5 days in a term, 10 days in a semester or 20 days in a school year. A note from a doctor, dentist, court official or counselor may be required for all absences beyond 10 days.
This law defines a truant as a child who, without a valid excuse, is: absent for 3 full days in a single school year, tardy 3 times in a year, absent 3 times for more than 30 minutes, or.
Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R)
Within two school days of your child's 15th full-day unexcused absence, the school must submit a referral to the Court Social Services Division (CSSD) of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia and the Juvenile Division of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG).
