Tardy Tracker System

10/31/2014

Attention students! Please be in class before the tardy bell rings.
Starting Monday, October 13, 2014 the tardy tracker system will begin. Any student who is out of class after the tardy bell rings will need to get a ticket from P-17 or campus security and an automated phone call home will be generated. There will be consequences for students. Keep your ticket. Your ticket will notify you of your consequence. Students who have more than three tardies will have after school detention in P-18.
Any student who is insubordinate to teachers and school staff may have a 1 day out of school suspension.
Prompt attendance to class is important, please be in class before the tardy bell rings!

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