- School Info
- About
- Academics
- Departments
- Attendance Office
- COVID Guidelines for Students
- Full Day Absences
- Partial Day Absences
- Excused & Unexcused Absences
- Teacher Absent Clear Form (TAC)
- Off Campus Lunch
- Extended Absences & Independent Study Contracts
- Item Drop Off
- Attendance Codes - Understanding our Lingo
- Truancy & SART/SARB
- College Tours
- Attendance During AP Testing
- Wolves Counseling Home Page
- College & Career Center
- College & Career Newsletter
- Naviance Overview
- College Planning Tools and Presentations
- Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision
- Letters of Recommendation
- Community College
- University of CA (UC) & CA State University (CSU)
- Essays & Personal Statements
- Financial Aid & Scholarships
- Testing: PSAT/ACT/SAT/Subject Tests
- Academic Booster's College Test Preparation Program
- Work Permits, Jobs, Volunteering, Internships
- Collegiate Athletics
- Seniors Class of 2022
- Juniors Class of 2023
- Sophomores Class of 2024
- Freshman Class of 2025
- How to Research and Prepare for Careers in the Military
- Post High School Alternatives Including GAP Year!
- International (College) Education Resources
- Search for Careers....Majors....
- Resources for First Generation and/or Low Income and/or Underrepresented College-Bound Students
- College Application Updates
- Extracurricular & Volunteer & Job Opportunities
- Registrar's Office
- Library Media Center
- Textbook Office
- Attendance Office
District Medical Policy
Instruction AR 6142.7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Exemptions All students who are assigned to a P.E. class and are in school shall report to P.E. at the regular class time. Students who need to be excused from full participation due to illness, injury or chronic conditions shall be provided with a modified physical education program under the supervision of the P.E. instructor while temporarily excused from full participation.*
The following guidelines will be used for providing modified P.E.:
The following guidelines will be used for providing modified P.E.:
1. Single-Period Absence: Student does not feel well or is injured and does
not have a note from a parent/guardian or doctor. P.E. instructor shall provide
appropriate alternative activities which would not aggravate the physical
condition of the student. Student will be allowed one single period absence per
symptom or injury; consecutive single-period absences must be verified on the
basis of a note from the parent/guardian or doctor.
not have a note from a parent/guardian or doctor. P.E. instructor shall provide
appropriate alternative activities which would not aggravate the physical
condition of the student. Student will be allowed one single period absence per
symptom or injury; consecutive single-period absences must be verified on the
basis of a note from the parent/guardian or doctor.
2. One-Through Five-Day Absence: Student presents
the P.E. instructor with a note from the parent/guardian or doctor asking for a
temporary excuse from full participation for up to five consecutive days. P.E.
instructor shall provide appropriate alternative activities which are consistent
with the physical needs of the student.
the P.E. instructor with a note from the parent/guardian or doctor asking for a
temporary excuse from full participation for up to five consecutive days. P.E.
instructor shall provide appropriate alternative activities which are consistent
with the physical needs of the student.
3. Six Plus Days
Absence: Student presents the P.E. instructor with a written request from
his/her doctor excusing the student for more than five consecutive days. The school nurse
will assist the P.E. instructor in planning a modified P.E. program that will comply with the
student’s medical condition, if necessary.
Absence: Student presents the P.E. instructor with a written request from
his/her doctor excusing the student for more than five consecutive days. The school nurse
will assist the P.E. instructor in planning a modified P.E. program that will comply with the
student’s medical condition, if necessary.
Credits:
When a student is to be exempt from any number of P E credits, the counselor will be
responsible for ensuring that the number of P.E. credits required for graduation will be reduced accordingly.
When a student is to be exempt from any number of P E credits, the counselor will be
responsible for ensuring that the number of P.E. credits required for graduation will be reduced accordingly.
1. Students will be exempted for one credit of P.E. for each 15 class periods of absence due to verified
illness or injury, for a maximum of five credits per semester.
illness or injury, for a maximum of five credits per semester.
2. A report completed by the counselor, which outlines the
circumstances of the temporary P.E. exemption and the number of credits
exempted will be signed by the parent/ guardian and counselor.
circumstances of the temporary P.E. exemption and the number of credits
exempted will be signed by the parent/ guardian and counselor.
3. A copy of the report, with the physician’s note attached, will then be placed
in the student’s permanent file.
in the student’s permanent file.
SAN RAMON VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Regulation approved: January 17, 1995 Danville, California
Regulation approved: January 17, 1995 Danville, California