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Clovis North High School

Part of the Clovis Unified School District

Student Services

Student Services Office
(559) 327-5047
Office Hours 7:30 am to 4:30 pm

 

The Student Services Office offers the following services:

  • Campus Safety and Security
  • Student Discipline & Attendance
  • Bullying & Harassment Reports
  • Incident and Vandalism Reports
  • Student Attendance Review Board (SARB)
  • Crime Stoppers
  • Lost and Found
  • Code of Ethics Hearings
  • Dress Code Enforcement

 

 

 

 

 

Dress Code


Dress Code Discipline Policy:
 
Students who are considered out of dress code are referred to Student Services. Students will have the option to change into other clothing, either their own or that is available in Student Services, before heading back to class. Students will receive consequences through the progressive discipline model.
Please use the links below to find information on the dress code and examples of both items both in and out of dress code. 

 

Text document titled "Administrative Regulation No. 5132" regarding dress and grooming for Clovis Unified School District.A poster illustrating examples of acceptable and unacceptable shorts according to the CUSD dress code.A chart showing examples of acceptable and unacceptable shoes according to CUSD dress code.

 

UNCLEARED ABSENCES/TRUANCY POLICY:

Students will be issued consequences for each truancy or uncleared absence.  Habitual truancies/uncleared absences may lead to loss of privileges, discipline, referral to the School Attendance Review Board (SARB), and/or referral to alternative education.  Students, who leave class without permission, leave campus at lunch without proper clearance, or leave school without checking out through the Attendance Office will be considered in violation of school/District policy.


Helpful Information for Families


Student Services Staff & Administration recently had conversations with students about the behavior expectations for students while on campus. We have added the presentation below for you to review as well should you have any questions on the expectations we have for students.