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Attendance

ATTENDANCE CLERK/REGISTRAR

 Edith Flores-Canseco

(760) 631-4500 ext. 64008

Pick up and Drop off

When picking up and dropping off your students, we ask you do this via RMMS parking lot. We have received many calls regarding people parking in our neighbor's driveways, and also blocking streets around RMMS. For your students' safety, we ask you to park in our parking lot and pick them up from inside our office.  Adult MUST be listed on the scholar's CONTACTS and have a government-issued picture ID when checking scholar out. Parent/legal guardian may add/remove contacts as needed through their Parent Portal.

Checking Out Early

Scholars should not be picked up from school unless they have a doctor or dental appointment or there is an emergency. Please be respectful of the learning environment and show your scholar that you value their education by not taking them home early, especially on Fridays. Each pass sent out is a disruption of scholars' valuable learning time. Make sure to arrive with enough time to make your appointment, there could be an approximate 10-15 minute delay in pulling your child out of class or longer during lunchtime. Parent MUST have a government-issued picture ID when checking scholar out.

To report an absence please call: (760) 631-4500 ext.64008

Leave a message and be sure to include the following:

  • Date of the absence

  • Your child's name

  • Date of birth and/or Grade

  • Reason for the absence

  • Your name, relation to the student and a call back number

When a student returns to school following an absence, the parent/guardian has 72 hours (3 school days) to notify the school with the reason for the absence and to turn in any medical verification for medical appointments. Any student with 10 excused absences verified by phone calls will be required to provide a written explanation for all future absences. This verification must be written by the appropriate professional on his/her letterhead, addressing the medical, and legal or bereavement reason. Medical & dental notes may be faxed to 760-643-2490.

IMPROVEMENTS TO SCHOOL SAFETY PROCEDURES

There is nothing more important to us as a district than the safety of our school communities, and to improve in this area, our district has implemented changes to district board and to the administrative policy. To ensure the smooth implementation of these changes, we believe it is important to communicate at both the district and site levels, so this is the one of several communications about this topic as we move toward implementing these changes.

Our District-wide emphasis on school safety includes the following:

  • Before and after school, only students and staff will be allowed inside the campus perimeter.
  • Parents can access staff, as they normally would, via the scan of a government-issued id to sign in/sign out procedure in the office for meetings and other routine needs.
  • While in session, school perimeters will be secure and locked.
  • During arrival and dismissal, open gate areas will be supervised.
  • Employees will wear their employee badges.

Student release during the school day will be standardized and is as follows:

  • Students shall be released during the school day only to the custody of an adult in possession of a valid, government issued photo identification card and if:
    • The adult is the student's custodial parent/guardian
    • The adult has been authorized on the student's emergency card as someone to whom the student may be released with prior authorization from the custodial parent/guardian or when the custodial parent/guardian cannot be reached, and the principal or designee verifies the adult's identity
    • The adult is an authorized law enforcement officer acting in accordance with law
    • The adult is taking the student to emergency medical care at the request of the principal or designee
We want to thank our community for sharing this value of safety, and though some of procedures may take some getting used to, they are for the benefit of our students, staff, and parents.
 
For more detailed information please click on the following link to be redirected to our district message: here

What is McKinney-Vento?

The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act authorizes the federal Education for Homeless Children and Youth (EHCY) Program and is the primary piece of federal legislation related to the education of children and youth experiencing homelessness. It was reauthorized in December 2015 by Title IX, Part A, of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).
 

McKinney-Vento Notice of Rights
McKinney Vento

VUSD District Homeless Contacts

District Homeless Liaison: 

Student Support Services, Coordinator and LEA Liaison: Joan Faus
(760) 726-2170 ext. 92180
1234 Arcadia Avenue Vista, CA 92084

District Homeless SupportStudent Support Services, Staff Secretary Jorge Garcia

(760) 726-2170 ext. 92186
1234 Arcadia Avenue Vista, CA 92084


School-Level Representatives


County Homeless Liaison

San Diego County Office of Education, Coordinator Susie Terry 

(619) 683-9340 ext.33030
6401 Linda Vista Rd San Diego, CA 92111
 


State Homeless Liaison

California Department of Education, State Coordinator Leanne Wheeler 

(866) 856-8214
1430 N Street, Suite 6408 Sacramento, CA 95814