Attendance, Behavior & Health
Coopersville High School uses a Code of Conduct to support a safe, respectful learning environment. Students are expected to follow school rules and demonstrate behavior that supports learning for all.
Key Expectations
- Show respect for peers, staff, and school property.
- Follow classroom and school rules, including technology and device expectations.
- Use school-appropriate language and behavior.
- Be honest in academic work.
- Report safety concerns to a trusted adult.
For complete information about the Code of Conduct and discipline procedures, please see the CHS Student Handbook.
Attendance
Regular, on-time attendance is essential for student success. Students are expected to be in school each day unless they are ill or have an excused absence under district policy.
Reporting an Absence
To report an absence, please call the CHS Attendance Office as soon as possible on the day of the absence.
Attendance Line:
What Parents Should Know
- Report absences early in the day.
- Provide required documentation (such as medical notes) when requested.
- Students are responsible for making up missed work according to teacher guidelines.
- Extended or pre-arranged absences may require advance approval and a form.
Attendance Forms & Resources
- Pre-Arranged Absence Form (PDF)
- Parent/Guardian Absence Verification Form (PDF)
- Request for Extended Absence (PDF)
For full attendance policies, including excused and unexcused absences, please see the CHS Student Handbook.
Health & Medical
Student health and safety are a priority at Coopersville High School. CHS follows district guidelines for illness, accidents, and medication at school.
Health & Medical Forms
- Medication Authorization Form – Prescription (PDF)
- Medication Authorization Form – Over-the-Counter (PDF)
- Asthma/Inhaler Action Plan (PDF)
- Allergy Action Plan (PDF)
- Seizure Action Plan (PDF)
- General Health Plan (PDF)
For full medical and health guidelines, please refer to the Health/Medical sections of the CHS Student Handbook and district policies.
