Not so impressive on my example. Input: Dear families, As you know, we document your child's attendance each day. If your child arrives late to school Comple

Not so impressive on my example. Input: Dear families, As you know, we document your child's attendance each day. If your child arrives late to school Completion: Dear families, As you know, we document your child's attendance each day. If your child arrives late to school, for example, your parent may request you to keep an eye on their child in the hallways. They may send your child an e-mail letting you know that your child is late to school, but that the child's parents have the right to determine when school will resume. If your child is late to school for some reason (e.g., because of an illness, accident, or disability), or if he or she doesn't seem too happy or energetic in school, your parent may send you an e-mail asking you to stay or help with their child at least that day. Parents who make this request may not make one about their children. If your child has been at school while your parent(s) have not been; if your child is acting up or in trouble while you were out of the house; if your child is crying in the hallways of school; or if your child is missing from the hallways of school, contact your Child Protective Services if they haven't been there during your child