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When we talk about mental health we are talking about “a person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being.” Our mental health influences how we think, feel, and behave in daily life. It also affects our ability to handle stress, face and overcome challenges, maintain and build relationships, and recover from difficulties and setbacks. Find resources you may need here.
Attendance
In order for the school to fulfill its responsibility for providing a thorough and efficient education, the complete cooperation of parents/guardians and students is required to maintain a high level of school attendance. The frequent absence of students from school disrupts the continuity of the instructional process and limits the ability of students to complete the prescribed curriculum requirements successfully.
The following details how the attendance policy is applied to classes of varying duration:
1.25 Credit Courses. Students are permitted 4 unexcused absences and will lose credit for the class on the 5th unexcused absence.
2.5 Credit Courses. Students are permitted 8 unexcused absences and will lose credit for the class on the 9th unexcused absence.
3.75 Credit Courses. Students are permitted 11 unexcused absences and will lose credit for the class on the 12th unexcused absence.
5 Credit Courses. Students are permitted 15 unexcused absences and will lose credit for the class on the 16th unexcused absence.
Discipline
Student IDs
Lockers
Nurse
Athletics
- First time freshmen are automatically eligible for fall and winter sports.
- Sophomores, juniors and seniors must earn 30 credits from the previous year to be eligible for fall and winter sports
- Freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible for spring sports if they are passing 6 courses in the fall term of that school year.
- Seniors taking fewer than 6 courses in their fall semester will be eligible for spring sports only if they are on-track to meet graduation requirements.
Clubs & Activities
Child Study Team
Guidance Counselor Meetings
Harassment, Intimidation & Bullying
Substance Abuse Issues
Have You Been Dislocated From Your Home?
Are You A Family or Individual In Need of Assistance Outside of School?
Are you a High School Dropout Who Needs Help With What To Do Next?
Helpful Hints for Navigating HHS
School Phone: 908-852-8150
School Fax: 908-852-6214
All emails end in @hackettstown.org
Main Office: Ext. #2222
Lockers All forms Working papers Student drop off & pick up Lost & Found General Inquiries |
Attendance Office: Ext. #2222
Call to report all absences Hand in excuse notes Questions regarding attendance letters Inquires about total number of absences
Note: student should email teachers directly for missed assignments due to absences |
School Nurse: Ext. #2244
Illness/Injuries Doctor’s notes if excused from PE Medication (Rx and OTC) Concussion protocol Immunization Inquiries |
Vice Principals: Ext. #2228
Student ID’s Discipline Dress Code Parking Permits Summer Assignments |
Guidance Office: Ext. #2230
Counseling services New student registration College & career planning Schedules Transcripts 504 plans HIB |
Athletic Office: Ext. #2253
Athletics teams & events Physicals & impact testing Athletic eligibility Physical education and driver’s education Weight room Driver’s test cards |
Teachers: Use staff directory on phone prompt or see website for individual extensions
Grades Homework & assignments Tutoring/Office hours Email directly for homework when absent |
Child Study Team: All students who have an IEP are assigned a case manager. Inquiries related to your child’s IEP, services, or special education classes should be directed to your case manager
Case Managers: Dr. Rao ext. #2261 Mrs. Stanley ext. #2264 Ms. Vazquez 852-8554 ext. #3333
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Tutoring Services:
Tutoring services are currently limited due to the hybrid/virtual model and safe social distancing.
Please contact your guidance counselor to see if any arrangements can be made if you're in need of assistance. |