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SOUTH #3610Monroe Building427 Monroe St.Philadelphia, PA 19147Phone: 215-351- 7604Fax: 215- 351-7628SOUTHWEST #36206900 Greenway Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19142Phone: 215-727-5920Fax: 215-727-5768WEST #36404909 Chestnut St.Philadelphia, PA 19139*Phone: 215-471-2271Fax: 215-471-8380COMPREHENSIVE HS #3780L. P. Hill School3133 Ridge Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19132Phone: 215-684-5132Fax: 215-684-5258ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS #8110School District Education Center440 N. Broad St. - 2nd Flr.Philadelphia, PA 19130Phone: 215-400-4230Fax: 215-400-4231John FrangipaniRegional SuperintendentLa Verne WileyRegional SuperintendentDr. Shirl E. Gilbert IIRegional SuperintendentWilfredo OrtizRegional SuperintendentBenjamin WrightRegional SuperintendentCodeSchoolCodeSchoolCodeSchoolCodeSchoolSchool2200 Alcorn2480 Arthur2110 Barratt2240 Bregy2260 Childs2190 Fell2320 Girard2470 Greenfield2510 Jackson2520 Jenks, AS2540 Key2580 Kirkbride2340 McCall2370 McDaniel2380 Meredith2590 Nebinger2630 Sharswood2440 Smith2640 Southwark2450 Stanton, EM2690 Taggart2720 Vare, A2120 Vare, E2730 Washington, G2090 Bok2020 CAPA2410 GAMP2620 Acad at Palumbo1460 Anderson1230 Bryant1250 Catherine1260 Comegys1290 Hamilton1300 Harrington1310 Harrity1330 Huey1340 Lea1350 Longstreth1370 Mitchell1380 Morton1400 Patterson1280 Penn Alexander1440 Penrose1150 Pepper1110 Shaw1130 Tilden1160 Turner1430 Wilson1060 Comm. Tech1190 Motivation HS1200 Barry4100 Beeber1490 Blankenburg4290 Bluford4240 Cassidy6410 Cook-Wissahickon4210 Daroff6450 Dobson1270 Drew4280 Gompers4300 Heston4320 Lamberton1530 Leidy6290 Levering1470 Locke4340 Mann1360 McMichael6320 Mifflin1580 MYA4480 Overbrook Ed Center4370 Overbrook Elem1390 Powel1410 Rhoads6380 Shawmont1120 Sulzberger1420 Washington, M4330 Lamberton5090 Parkway West6090 Randolph1050 Robeson2530 Youth Study Center2800 Audenried1010 Bartram5020 Edison7120 Fels4110 FitzSimons7010 Frankford2010 Franklin, Ben2160 Furness6020 Germantown4010 Gratz1030 High School of Future6060 King, ML8010 Lincoln8020 Northeast7050 Olney East7040 Olney West4020 Overbrook5040 Penn, William4150 Rhodes6030 Roxborough1100 Sayre2000 South Philadelphia4140 Strawberry Mansion1080 University City2130 Vaux8030 Geo Washington1020 West Philadelphia HSReti-Wrap ProgramCamelotBooneShallcrossCEPHunting ParkMillerDelaware Valley HSNorth Phila. Com. HSCornell AbraxasHillDecaturBirneyTurnerCE RegionalHarrisonBlankenburgHarringtonHolmeLoganCADI (OIC)Excel AcademyFairhill Community HSAccelerated LearningAcademySouthernSouthwestHunting ParkOpen Door HSGateway to College, CCPEdu Options ProgramsBartramEdisonFrankfordGermantownNortheastOlneyOverbrookSouth Phila.William Penn*After September 30, 2008*the office will be located at*3543 Fairmount Ave.*Philadelphia, PA 1910438
FAQsCan my child be barred fromcommencement exercises,a graduation trip and/orthe prom?Some students, due to their actions inand out of school, may lose the privilegeof participating in commencementexercises, graduation trips, proms andother special activities. For more informationon this topic, and the specific criteria,please refer to your child’s 2008-2009school handbook, Student Code ofConduct or contact the school principal.If I won’t be home at the time, canmy child stay at the school afterthe school day ends?Parents need to exercise responsibility fortheir children’s welfare and whereaboutsafter school. Make standing contingencyarrangements with a relative or a neighborto be used in case of an emergency.Make sure your child knows where to goafter school if you or another responsibleadult will not be at home after schoolhours. The school will attempt to reachyou using the information you provide.The School Police Dispatcher will notifythe City Department of Human Services(DHS) or the Philadelphia Police Departmentif negligence or abuse is indicated.What is the process forhome schooling a child?To begin the process, contact yourRegional Office (see pages 37 and 38).The documents you will be asked toprovide to complete this process include:a copy of the parent’s high schooldiploma; immunization records for thechild; the proposed curriculum; and asigned and notarized affidavit.What are alternativediscipline schools?They are schools with structured environments,designed to teach studentsappropriate and responsible behavior. Theprogram models address the reason forthe referral. Parents cannot enroll theirchildren in this program. Students arereferred to alternative discipline schoolsas a result of Code of Student ConductLevel 2 violations. Alternative disciplineschools feature a higher ratio of adultstaff members to students; behaviormodification and character educationteaching that supports personal responsibilityfor behavior infractions; additionalsupport services for students and theirfamilies; and an academic programthat is aligned with the standards of bothThe School District of Philadelphia andCommonwealth of Pennsylvania.What is the School District’sattendance policy?The School District of Philadelphia iscommitted to providing a qualityeducation. A criticalcomponent of achievementis regular andprompt attendance. Itis mandated by thePennsylvania StateCompulsory School Attendancelaw which requires:• Students attend schoolevery day on time.• Parents/guardians notifythe school when their childmisses any instructionaltime. (Parents/guardians willbe notified from the localschool by phone and inwriting after their child’s unlawfulabsences.)• Students must submit a note from theparent/guardian to their teacher/advisorstating the date and reason for theabsence immediately upon their returnto school but no later than 3 days aftertheir return. (The District records lawful(excused) and unlawful (illegal) absencesdaily in compliance with thelaw.) A child who is absent from schoolwithout a valid written reason isconsidered truant. If a child is absentunlawfully (truant) the following eventswill take place:• Parents/guardians will receive telephoneand written notification, beinvited to attend a parent teacherconference, be invited to participate ina Comprehensive Student AssistanceProcess (CSAP) Team meeting, orreceive a visit from Parent TruancyOfficers to determine the nature of theabsences.• At sixteen (16) or more unlawful(unexcused) absences a referral will beforwarded to the Department of HumanServices, Office of Truancy andDelinquency Prevention and to TruancyCourt.• The student as well as the parent/guardian will be compelled to complywith the procedures and orders of theFamily Court’s Truancy Program.• Parents/guardians may be subject to afine, community service or parentingclasses.Under what circumstances canI transfer my child out of theneighborhood school?The School District has separate processesby which children may be transferredto schools other than theirneighborhood schools.ExtenuatingCircumstancesA parent may obtain fromthe neighborhood school acopy of the form EH-36E, fill itout and return it to the neighborhoodschool, along with documentation that:there is physical/psychological danger tothe child in the current school; there is aSchool District Serious Incident reportthat justifies this move; there is a recordof past efforts by the school and parentsto remedy the situation, with valid39
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