Arriving on time is a life skill that we want to instill in our students. It is important for students to arrive to class on time and ready to learn as every minute counts in support of students' academic success. Students are given 5 minutes to get to each class, and a warning bell rings 1 minute prior with music playing to remind students to hurry to the next class before the tardy bell rings.
Multiple daily tardy sweeps have been proving to be effective in helping our students to get to class on time each class period, so URHS will continue that going forward.
Students who are late to class and caught in a tardy sweep will be sent to the cafeteria to be issued a consequence. Tardy consequences reset each quarter. The consequences are as follows:
*Accumulated offenses and/or refusal to serve may lead to more severe consequences to include loss of privileges and exclusionary discipline.
Please help remind your students of the importance of being to class and school on time.
Helpful Reminders:
Coming to pick up your child?
If there are questions or concerns about your student's attendance reach out to the administrative assistant that corresponds to your student's alpha last name as listed below:
Mrs. Ara Pryce
[email protected]
Ms. Nelly Juarez
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Ms. Reem Hammad
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Ms. Christine Clancy
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Ms. Natalie Baeza
[email protected]
Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) follows the provisions of Virginia law (Code of Virginia § 22.1-254) regarding compulsory attendance for all school-aged students.
Families are encouraged to review the PWCS attendance guidelines to learn about attendance expectations, reporting expectations, excused and unexcused absences, and other important information. Additional details are available in the PWCS attendance policy and regulations.