Student Resources
At Warren, we strive to provide our students with all of the tools they need to be successful. Student Resources houses links to educational websites to further students’ knowledge, as well as general information about the school policies.
We strongly advise students to always ask a parent or guardian for permission before using the internet and to always use safe practices. Now start researching and expand your knowledge.
Useful Links
Get Connected
StudentSquare
StudentSquare provides a simple and safe way for everyone at school and across the district to connect.
- Receive messages from school by email, text or mobile app.
- Send messages to your teachers and staff at school.
- Stay in the loop regarding late start days, extracurricular activities,
and class projects. - Subscribe to calendars, RSVP to events, complete forms, use sign-up
sheets and participate in groups.
StudentSquare can be used on any device. You can download the free mobile app for iOS (iPhone) or Android or use the desktop version at https://www.mystudentsquare.com/signin
Attendance Guidelines
Important: Absences must be excused by a parent/guardian within 10 calendar days. Voicemails do not excuse absences. Use Q Parent Connection or respond to ParentSquare notifications. Students should not miss more than 7 full school days. Parents/Guardians can excuse only up to 7 absences.
School Attendance Expectations
Students are expected to maintain 97% attendance and actively participate in all classes. Missing instruction can impact grades and eligibility.
- Students should not miss more than 7 full school days.
- Parents/Guardians can excuse only up to 7 absences.
- Parents/guardians have 10 calendar days to verify absences.
- Arriving 30+ minutes late is considered truant.
Activity Eligibility
Eligibility applies to sports, dances (including Prom), field trips, and all school-sponsored activities.
- 3 days or 12 unexcused periods = ineligible.
- Unexcused periods can be excused with Saturday School (1 session excuses up to 4).
- Skipped detention or Saturday School = ineligible until served.
- Parents may excuse up to 7 days of absences per school year. From the 8th day onward, only medical/school verification accepted.
Excused and Unexcused Absences - Cal. Ed. Code 48205
Parents may excuse UP TO 7 days of absences per school year. This includes both excused and unexcused absences.
Excused Absences
- Illness (verified by parent/guardian)
- Bereavement (1 day in-state, 3 days out-of-state)
- Quarantine by health official
- Medical/dental appointment (verified in writing)
- Court appearance
- Religious retreat (shall not exceed one school day per semester or two per academic calendar year)
Even if reported by a parent/guardian, these absences remain parent-verified unexcused if they do not meet California Ed Code criteria.
Unexcused Absences
- Car trouble, traffic, missed ride
- Oversleeping
- Family vacation
Reporting & Excusing Absences
- Report via Q Parent Connection or reply to ParentSquare notifications.
- Ensure a parent/guardian submits within 10 calendar days.
- Voicemails do not excuse absences.
Mistake in Attendance? If a student has been marked absent by mistake, please have your student pick up a correction form at the Attendance Office window.
Off-Campus / Early Release
For emergencies or medical appointments that cannot be scheduled after school:
- Written Note: Submit before school with student name, ID, reason, time, and parent signature.
- Q Parent Connection: Submit request before 10:00 AM the same day.
Students may not leave without an approved pass. Valid ID required for pick-up. Emergency contacts may pick up a student with valid ID if a parent or guardian has submitted an Off-Campus/Early Release request. Frequent early dismissals may affect eligibility. Excessive Off-Campus/Early Release Requests will result in a mandatory meeting with an administrator.
Tardy Policy
- Arriving after the bell = tardy.
- 3+ tardies or absences = truant.
- Consequences: loss of privileges, detention, Saturday School, or SART/SARB referral.
SART and SARB Process
SART (School Attendance Review Team): Students who are deemed habitual truants may be required to attend a SART meeting with their parents. The team analyzes attendance issues and emphasizes the obligation to maintain regular attendance. If satisfactory improvement does not occur, the case is referred to SARB.
SARB (School Attendance Review Board): SARB includes district, law enforcement, and community representatives. It ensures compliance with compulsory education laws and can refer families to the court system if attendance does not improve after SART interventions.
Perfect Attendance Recognition
Zero absences in a semester qualifies for recognition. Four-year perfect attendance may be honored at graduation.
Note: Field Trips, On-Campus Activities, Class Did Not Meet, and Nurse Exclusions do not impact perfect attendance eligibility.
Did You Know?
By 9th grade, attendance is a better predictor of graduation rates than 8th grade test scores. Missing just a single day a month over the course of the school year can dramatically affect a student's academic success. Students are encouraged to attend free on-campus tutoring during their Advisory period.
We Are Here to Support You
We understand that every family may face unique circumstances that impact attendance. If your student is experiencing challenges or special circumstances affecting attendance, please reach out to our Attendance Team or Counseling Staff. We are here to listen, problem-solve, and support you in keeping your student engaged and successful at school.
Internet Acceptable Usage Agreement
While electronic information resources offer tremendous opportunities for educational value, they may also present opportunities for illegal and unethical use. Please make sure to read and understand the following agreement carefully before you sign and turn it in.










