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ATTENDANCE HOTLINE: (858) 674-6300 option 2

If there is an important item that your student forgot, you may drop it off in the main office. To avoid classroom interruption, the office will do their best to communicate to your child's teacher that there is an item for them to retrieve in the office.
 
When your child is absent, please call the attendance hotline (858)674-6300 option 2, or email Julie Melton,

Office Assistant, at [email protected] or [email protected]

Students arriving late to school must come to the main office to receive a late slip.

Please remember – Tardy students walking into class impact the learning environment for everyone.  Please be on time.  
Should there be a planned absence of five days or more, please see Julie Melton , (858) 674-6300 ext. 6711, in the front office, as soon as possible to set up a homework contract for the student.  We ask for at least 10 school days prior notice in order for the teacher to have ample time to prepare schoolwork.
It is important that students are picked up at 3:05 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and on Thursday at 1:25 pm as there is no supervision after school. In the event that you are not able to get to school on time, your child will be waiting in the office for you. Your child needs to be picked up ASAP. The office closes promptly at 4:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and at 2:00 pm on Thursdays.
Your child will always have the option of having a school provided lunch of bringing a lunch from home. 
If your student has lost a sweatshirt/jacket or any other item, WGES lost and found is located in the main outside corridor.  Please have your child check it periodically.
The best way to contact your student’s teacher is through email. Please see the staff contact listing.
If you would like homework for a student that missed school, please email your student’s teacher.
No, please leave your furry friends at home.  While it’s nice to take your dogs out for a walk when walking to and from school, please leave them at home or arrange to meet your student off campus. Arrival and dismissal is a very busy time, and we want to ensure safety for everyone. We also have students who are afraid of dogs. Thank you for your cooperation.