[LM_NET] SEC: Early Release Clarification

[Frank Moore <fmoore@SC.RR.COM>]

Another Good Morning to Everyone!

I need to clarify my earlier request to learn what high schools around the 
country/world have for a Release Policy for students. 

Does your school allow students to leave school early for work, because they have 
enough credits to graduate when they finish morning classes, or for some other 
reason(s)? 

Some thought I was asking about release days for bad weather, teacher days and 
other ocassions.

I'm looking for how high schools deal with students. For example currently at my 
school, seniors who have a morning class and no mid morning class may leave the 
campus and then return for an afternoon class. If their last class is at 12 noon 
they may leave campus for the day. My first year principal is not fond of the 
current policy and has asked me to see how other high schools deal with this.

Agian, if you can help please e-mail me at fmoore@horrycountyschools.net as I can 
collate the responses I get here at school instead of at home where I typically 
read my LM_NET mail.

With continued appreciation,

Frank Moore
North Myrtle Beach High
3750 Sea Mountain Highway
Little River, SC 29566

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