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Withdrawal from School

Withdrawal from School

Any student desiring to withdraw from school should report to his counselor. A parent must request withdrawal of a student who is moving to another school. State law now requires that students must have reached their 18th birthday before they may withdraw themselves from school. All textbook records, fines and fees must be cleared before records are sent to a new school. Students who have 10 consecutive absences without contacting the attendance office may be withdrawn from school.

 
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