Attendance

KLA ATTENDANCE 

KLA EVERYDAY!!! Everyday counts. School success is directly related to attendance. Good attendance benefits your child’s education, raises your child’s chance to score well on tests, and your child learns more about responsibility each day that they attend school. Daily, on-time attendance in school is critical to your child’s success in school and in life. Below are action steps that you can take to help your child develop good attendance habits and overall have a rewarding school experience.

PARENT/FAMILIES:

Make getting to school on time every day a high priority in your family.

• Talk with your child about the importance of school attendance from an early age and the negative effects of too many absences.
• Have a backup plan for getting your child to school when there are difficulties with transportation, family illness, or other challenges.
• Schedule family events and appointments during non-school hours.
• Monitor your child’s attendance; request school attendance records.
• Independent study contracts are offered for students who will be out of school due to medical, family emergency, etc. Please review our independent study policy/procedures on our link (15 DAYS MAX. per school year).

PLEASE REMEMBER TO:

• Notify the attendance office to report a student's absence. By phone 619-263-9266 Ex.3012 via ParentSquare, or Email ([email protected]).
• Allow your child to stay home only when he/she has a contagious illness, fever, vomiting, or pink eye.
• A medical excuse/note is required upon three days that a student is absent.
• When your child has a doctor/dental appointment in the middle of the school day, bring them to school before and after the appointment if possible.
• Positive attendance can be accrued through Independent Study Contracts and Attendance Recovery.
• Please call in absences. Absences not cleared after five days will be considered unexcused. Excessive unexcused absences will result in referral to counseling services, parent meetings and possible disenrollment from KLA.