Attendance Form (High School)

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High School (9th - 12th Grade) Attendance Form

  • Submit a student absence by using our online attendance form or by calling our 24/7 attendance line at 703-924-7419.
  • Are you looking to submit a middle school (7th - 8th grade absence instead) absence instead?

Please be specific about the reason why your child will not be attending school today. If your reason for submitting a student absence is related to an illness, you will be asked if your child has any of the following:

  • Feeling feverish or chills
  • Fever greater than or equal to 100.4 F
  • Headache (not due to another health condition, hunger, menstrual cramps stress, or injury)
  • A new cough (not due to another health condition)
  • Shortness of breath or breathing difficulties (not due to diagnosed respiratory condition or if different than normal pattern of chronic condition)
  • A new sore throat (not due to another health condition)
  • Congestion or runny nose (not related to allergies or health condition)
  • Fatigue (more tired than normal or sudden onset)
  • New muscle pain (not due to another health condition or that may have been caused by a specific activity such as physical exercise)
  • New loss of taste, smell, or appetite
  • Abdominal pain (not due to hunger, constipation, injury, or stress)
  • Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
This attendance form is only valid if submitted using a parent or guardian email recognized by the Student Information System (SIS).
Are you submitting this form for a student scheduled for in person or virtual learning?
Since the student will not be attending in person, will he/she be attending virtually instead?
Are you submitting a full day absence, a late arrival, or early release?
Will the student be returning to class later in the day
Is the student sick?
Does the student have any of the symptoms italicized above?
  • Email us with attendance questions for your high school student at @email.