Tardy Policy Clause Examples

Tardy Policy. Employees are expected to arrive at work on time. When unforeseen or emergency situations (rare extreme traffic delays/accidents, home emergencies, etc.) prevent on time arrival before the student day, employees are to call in to notify and explain to the appropriate principal/supervisor/designee that they will be late. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and frequent tardies will lead to the docking of pay, use of sick leave, or the initiation of the disciplinary process.

Tardy Policy. Students who have been placed on the “No-Go” list with 20 or more Tardy (T) marks from the start of the semester up until ONE WEEK before the date of the dance will be excluded from attending any dance. See full tardy policy for detailed information regarding the “No-Go” list.

Tardy Policy. A student is considered tardy if he/she is not seated in his /her desk. Illness, doctor's appointment, family funeral, or school activity can be considered an excused tardy. Any other reason is considered an unexcused tardy. If a student is reporting to school late, he/she must report to the Attendance Office. To be excused: ▪ The attendance clerk must receive a note or a phone call from a parent/guardian that meets the above criteria ▪ The student must sign in, and the attendance clerk will issue a time-stamped tardy pass to the student. Habitual tardies may subject the student to a referral, parent conference, detention, behavior contract, and possible restriction of privileges, suspension, transfer, or expulsion. Teachers will document each tardy a student accumulates and assign appropriate consequence.

Tardy Policy. If an employee is more than six minutes late for his or her assigned run, a substitute driver will be dispatched to perform his or her route. The regular driver shall be assigned the next available unassigned route or choose to be docked for hours missed and leave work site.

Tardy Policy. If you know you will be more than 5 minutes late for your appointment, it is required for you to contact your therapist to inform them. If you are more than 15 minutes late, your session will be canceled and the $50 Cancellation charge will apply. After 4 late arrivals, your child will be removed from the schedule and placed on the wait list until all other potential clients have been assigned a therapy time slot. Initials ______

Tardy Policy. A student who enters a classroom after the start time not only misses learning time, but also interrupts the learning of other students in the class. A student who earns 3 tardies in the same class in the same marking period will receive an office referral from the classroom teacher. A student who accumulates 5 or more tardies in a week will be issued a lunch detention. Procedure: ➢ Any student who enters class after the start time will be marked tardy and given a verbal warning. ➢ Any student who enters a class ten minutes after the start time will be marked absent and will be notified by the teacher. A note will be made in Infinite Campus as to the arrival time. ➢ Any student with a pass from another school official will not be counted tardy.

Tardy Policy. A student who enters a classroom after the start time not only misses learning time, but also interrupts the learning of other students in the class. A student who earns 3 tardies in the same class in the same marking period will receive an office referral from the classroom teacher. A student who accumulates 5 or more tardies in a week will be issued a lunch detention. Procedure: ➢ Students must have a pass from the office if they are tardy. ➢ Any student who enters class after the start time will be marked tardy and given a verbal warning. ➢ Any student who enters a class ten minutes after the start time will be marked absent and will be notified by the teacher. A note will be made in Infinite Campus as to the arrival time. ➢ Students will be marked tardy unless the pass from the office states otherwise.

Tardy Policy. Late arrivals occur if the student is not in class when the 9:10 a.m.

Tardy Policy. Redlands High School believes that success in school is dependent upon punctual, regular attendance and quality instructional minutes. It is also our goal to instill skills necessary for college and career readiness, including but not limited to: responsibility, organization, punctuality, and respect. To this end, students must regularly attend class on time, ready to learn. Students will be excluded from participating in extracurricular activities including dances once they have accrued 15+ tardies from the start of the semester the dance is scheduled in. Students must be cleared from the No-Go list in order to purchase a dance ticket. If a student gets placed on the No-Go list after their ticket is purchased they will receive a reimbursement for the cost of their ticket. Students may serve campus detention to be removed from the No-Go list. The full RHS Tardy Policy can be found on the RHS Website.