Just be sure that he/she returns to school with a note excusing the absence. Be aware that there is an attendance limit of 5 absences per class – any more than that is considered excessive and an attendance notification letter will be sent home and the student will begin to lose credit in that class. This lost credit can be made up during the extended day program (3:10-4:30). For more information on this, see answer to FAQ about extended-day attendance make-up program.

Some absences do not count toward the attendance limit, such as a school activity, doctor's appointment, hospitalization, death in the family, or religious ceremony.

We' ve created this program to give students with excessive absences an opportunity to succeed. First, a make-up assignment needs to be arranged with the teacher of the course in which the attendance policy was exceeded. The student then must sign in at 3:10 with the Extended Day Teacher to get credit for the attendance make-up.

Also, to receive full credit, the work needs to be made up within one week of the absence that exceeded the attendance limit. After one week, 10% will be taken from the assignment grade for each day. After two weeks the student will not receive more than 50% of the assignment grade.

Yes. The extended day ends at 4:30, and late buses run for students who are using the PLATO lab, tutorial, library, and all other extended-day programs.

Yes! Our attendance incentive program rewards students who achieve a monthly attendance goal of 92% with two one-hour lunch periods, and 93% earns them five one-hour lunch periods! Classes with excellent attendance have the chance to win parties and prizes. And for perfect attendance during AIMS testing, students have another opportunity to win prizes.

Since the high school is a place of business, students have the responsibility to dress appropriately. Our expectations are merely "try to be neat, clean, and appropriate." For details and a list of clothing deemed inappropriate, refer to the copy of the Student Handbook.

Page High School cafeteria serves breakfast and lunch daily. The high school lunch program is computerized to use the student's ID card as a breakfast/lunch ticket. Lost cards are replaced through the high school office not the cafeteria.

Breakfast: $ 1.50 daily
Lunch: $ 2.50 daily
Milk/Juice: $ .60 when purchased separately

Meals may be paid for in the cafeteria before school. If paid with a check, you must have Driver's License Number, with expiration date, telephone number, and current address (the cafeteria can not accept your check without this information). Please make checks payable to "Page School Cafeteria".

Families interested in applying for FREE or REDUCED COST meals should obtain an application from the cafeteria or directly from the cafeteria accounting office, where it can be approved immediately. Students who qualify for the lunch program also qualify for breakfast.

For the safety of the students, it is required that they register their vehicles and receive a permit in order to park on campus. Students may park in the CAB parking lot only. Permits may be obtained at the student store. Students will not be permitted to "hang out" in the school parking lots during the instructional day.

Students need to attend the entire school day in order to be eligible to attend an activity occurring the same day. For weekend competitions or activities, students must attend the entire day prior to the competition. Exceptions need to be cleared through the principal or his designee prior to the activity.

Students need to be receiving passing grades in all classes every three weeks in order to participate in extracurricular and co-curricular activities. For students not receiving all passing grades, a period of ineligibility will begin the Monday following grade checks. Ineligible students will spend time (designated by the coach) working on academics, and will not be allowed to participate in scheduled functions.

Our high school site council is a cooperative organization – working together to improve student achievement. It meets once a month and consists of parents, students, community members, high school staff (classified and certified) and high school administrators. If you are interested in becoming a member of the high school site council, please contact Principal Perry Berry (928-608-4144) or Mary Schmitt (928-608-4142).

Page High School's Youth Transition Program (YTP) is a program designed to smooth transitions from junior high to high school, and from high school to the workplace. YTP can help students find employment, earn extra elective credit, and apply for Vocational Rehabilitation. Learn more about YTP.

We have several diploma options from which to choose, including a standard diploma and an academic diploma.