- Apr 8, 2011
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wow, when i was in high school we were allowed up to 20 absences a school year... and i knew plenty of kids who had a hard time staying under that. According to the state of NJ only religious holidays and "bring your child to work day" ( :rolleyes: seriously ridiculous) are considered excused absences. We had to have a note the day we returned signed by a parent.
Basically, we had to plan accordingly. I don't think I ever missed more than 10 days (and I get sick quite often on top of cheer) If I stayed in school until 11:50, it counted as a full day or if I came in late before 11:30 it would count as well.. so we tried to plan leaving for trips at 12 and morning after comps I maybe got to sleep a little longer and be in school by 11.
Since I went to school in the olden days :p (not even that long ago) things have changed. They now have a "parent portal" online where parents can view report cards and absences. There is a calendar that tells you every day you've been absent and i believe you can "pre-plan" absences on there as well.
Basically, we had to plan accordingly. I don't think I ever missed more than 10 days (and I get sick quite often on top of cheer) If I stayed in school until 11:50, it counted as a full day or if I came in late before 11:30 it would count as well.. so we tried to plan leaving for trips at 12 and morning after comps I maybe got to sleep a little longer and be in school by 11.
Since I went to school in the olden days :p (not even that long ago) things have changed. They now have a "parent portal" online where parents can view report cards and absences. There is a calendar that tells you every day you've been absent and i believe you can "pre-plan" absences on there as well.