Bell Times/Bus Routes

Bell Schedule

Regular Schedule: Monday and Friday (B Day)

Flex Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (A day) 

Attendance

Webster is a closed campus, which means students may not leave during the day unless they are going to a school event, or are being picked up. 

• Students should never leave campus without checking out with Attendance.  In addition, students should not arrive on campus in the mornings and then proceed to leave campus (to the park, to the store, etc.)  Once on campus – either by means of walking, driving, riding a bus, or being dropped off by parent/guardian, students should NEVER leave campus.    After school, all students should immediately leave campus for their after school destination.  Webster advises students not to go to the park after school.  The park is close to an elementary campus, and no students should be there!
• The process for checking students out of school will require a parent or legal guardian or person in PowerSchool to visit the attendance office and sign the student out.  The parent or legal guardian must present a valid picture ID.   Students will remain in class until the parent arrives.  
• Highschool - Students with their own transportation may be checked out over the telephone IF a parent/guardian listed on PowerSchool calls the high school main office before the student leaves, and emails Mrs. Larimer (larimebo@tulsaschools.org) explaining the absence with the date and time the student should leave and where they are going (i.e. doctor appt.). 
• Middle school students should be checked out in the middle school with Alyssa Johnson (johnsal@tulsaschools.org).  A student cannot check themselves out unless a parent or guardian has been in contact with the school and followed procedures.   
• If you cannot leave your car due to illness or other issue, we are glad to come out and check your ID. 
• If you take your student to lunch, they MUST return by the end of their lunch period

Students should be at school every day unless they are sick or have an appointment that cannot be avoided. Students who are not at school cannot learn, and the more school that is missed, the higher the risk for failure. In accordance with state law, the teacher determines the final course grade. A written or verbal explanation must be provided to the Attendance Clerk for each recorded absence within 48 hours after the student returns to school.

After 10 absences in each class, justification must be provided to the attendance appeals committee in order to earn course credit.  Please make certain to provide your excused absence documentation to the attendance clerks (Ms. Larimer in the HS and Ms. Johnston in the MS).  You may appeal to the committee when the committee meets for review at the end of each semester.  

• It is the responsibility of each student and his/her parent/guardian to keep track of absences.  Refer frequently to PowerSchool.
• A student must be in attendance a minimum of ninety percent (90%) of the time during a semester in order to earn credit for each class.
• All chargeable absences (excused and unexcused-NOT out due to school-related activity) shall be included in the calculation of the 90% attendance.  Absences for which no doctor or written documentation is received will be unexcused.
• Student participation in school-sponsored events are sanctioned by the principal and not deemed to be absent for the purposes of this regulation (not included in the absence calculation.  School sponsored events may not exceed 10 absences per school year.)
• Attendance will be taken every hour each day within the first 5 minutes of class.  Students should be seated and ready at the beginning of each class.  Tardies Excessive absences will result in disciplinary action.