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Hampshire County Attendance Information and Policies
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The attendance goals for Hampshire County Schools are:
- Increase student attendance
- Enable all students to graduate within four years
Learn more by reviewing our Attendance Brochure (DOC). A Student Residency Form (PDF) required of all students at time of enrollment.
Proof of Attendance for Driver's License Application
For proof of attendance for driver's licenses - call Hampshire High School (HHS) at 304-822-5016, either Megan Fuller, ext. 1011 or Adam Feazell, ext. 1002.
Hampshire County Attendance Policies
- 3070 - Attendance (PDF)
- 3080 - Circumstances Under Which Students May Attend Fewer Than Four Full Years and/or May Be Scheduled for Courses for Less Than the Instructional Day (PDF)
- 3081 - Part-Time Enrollment (PDF)
Exceptions
Other Student Services Forms
- Homebound Services - Amanda Billmeyer
- Homeless Students - Amy Haines
Homeless Youth & Children Services
Please read this information about homelessness and contact the counselor at your school or the Hampshire County Liaison, Amy Haines, at 822-3528, ext. 151, if you believe you meet the federal guidelines for homeless.
View a Brochure for Homeless Students (PDF).
Proof of Attendance for Driver's Licenses
Students between the ages of 15 and 18 may obtain a Proof of Enrollment Form. Call Hampshire High School at 304-822-5016, either Megan Fuller at extension 1011 or DiAnna Liller at extension 1000.
In order to be eligible for a Proof of Enrollment Form a student:
- Cannot have more than 10 consecutive or 15 total days unexcused absences during a school year.
- Must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined in West Virginia Department of Education Policy 4150.
- Cannot have any Safe School Violations/Suspensions pursuant to West Virginia Code.
Did You Know?
- Research shows that children who are in school most of the time do better on state tests. Studies also show that kids who are absent more often score lower on state tests.
- Being late for school hurts a child's learning, too. A student who is 10 minutes late every day will miss 30 hours of instruction during the year.
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Amy Haines
Director, Attendance/Child Nutrition/9-12 CurriculumPhone: 304-822-3528, ext. 151
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Child Nutrition / Attendance / 9-12 Curriculum
Physical Address
111 School Street
Romney, WV 26757
Phone: 304-822-3528, ext. 150 and 151Fax: 304-822-3540
Hours
Monday through Friday
8 am to 5 pm
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Important End of the Year Dates
May 23 is the Last Day of School for Pre-K Students.
May 27 is HHS Graduation.
May 30 is the Memorial Day Holiday and There is No School.
May 31 is the LAST DAY of School for K-11 Students - 2 1/2 Hr. EARLY DISMISSAL
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Board of Education Seeking Clerk of the Works for Elementary School Construction
The Hampshire County Board of Education is seeking to hire contracted services for a Clerk-of-the-Works for the Elementary School building projects. For qualifications and job responsibilities, see Clerk of the Works Advertisement below. Clerk of the Works Advertisment -
Hampshire County Board of Education Accepting Bids for Early Sitework on New Elementary Schools