Ohio Absence Notice
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The Ohio Revised Code specifies ONLY 8 valid reasons as to why a student may have an excused absence/tardy: Personal illness. Illness in the family requiring the child's presence. Quarantined in your home.
DEFINITION OF TRUANCY AND EXCESSIVE ABSENCES The new definition is: a. Absent 30 or more consecutive hours without a legitimate excuse; b. Absent 42 or more hours in one school month without a legitimate excuse; or c. Absent 72 or more hours in one school year without a legitimate excuse.
Examples of Excused Absences: Illness (absences exceeding three days may require a physician statement). Medical/Dental appointments (we highly encourage you to make these appointments outside of school hours). Required county/state court appointments. Religious instruction (Not to exceed 3 hours in one week).
30 hours of consecutive unexcused absence This is approximately 5.5 days for an elementary student and 5 days for a middle school or high school student. 42 hours of unexcused absence in one month This is approximately 7.5 days for an elementary student and 7 days for a middle school or high school student.
42 hours of unexcused absence in one month This is approximately 7.5 days for an elementary student and 7 days for a middle school or high school student. 72 hours of unexcused absence in one year This is approximately 13 days for an elementary student and 11.5 days for a middle school or high school student.
The Ohio Revised Code specifies ONLY 8 valid reasons as to why a student may have an excused absence/tardy: Personal illness. Illness in the family requiring the child's presence. Quarantined in your home.
When your child repeatedly is absent from school, or truant, your child may face proceedings and penalties in a juvenile court. Additionally, you may face criminal charges in an adult court. If you're convicted, the possible consequences may include: A jail sentence.
If such a resolution is passed, the parents of a student who is absent without legitimate excuse for more than 10 consecutive school days or a total of 15 school days, will be given written notice. The parents and the student may then choose to appear before the superintendent and challenge this information.
Additionally, a student will continue to be considered habitually truant when the student's unexcused absences exceed 30 consecutive school hours, 42 hours in one school month, or 72 hours in one school year.
Excused absences may include the following:Personal leave.Sick leave.Bereavement leave.Jury duty.Time off to vote.Time off for school activities.
