College Visits Sample Clauses

College Visits. 1. The student must bring a parent note PRIOR TO the college visit stating the date and the name of the college being visited.
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College Visits. College Visit forms are available in the Guidance Office. A student may have a total of three (3) college visit days during his/her Junior and Senior years. These days are counted as waivers if the student:
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College Visits. Seniors are allowed four college visits; juniors are allowed one. To be excused, students must provide documentation from the college on their letterhead with the student’s name upon their return. Students are responsible for all work missed. College visits will not count against senior exemption status.‌ Field Trips: Field trips will not count as absences, but students will be responsible for making up all work. It is at the discretion of the students’ teachers whether missed work will be made up prior to the trip or upon the day of return to school.‌ TNReady, EOC, and Exam Absences: Absences during these special exams are only approved for medical emergencies and/or school related functions with the administration approval. Early Dismissals Early dismissals will be granted for the same reasons as excused absences above. Early dismissals by email or phone are not accepted. For an early dismissal, students must do the following:
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College Visits. The maximum number of College Visits is two per year (two in 11th grade and two in 12th grade). Each visit must be documented using a College Visit Form which is available in the Counselor’s Office as well as the Attendance Office. This form, which must be filled out completely, requires the student’s name, a parent signature, a counselor’s signature and the official stamp and/or seal of the college. The Attendance Office must be informed, in advance of the student’s intention to use a College Visit. College Visits do not count against the 90% Attendance Rule.
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