What if a parent calls and says their student is sick but they are not taking the student to the doctor at this time, therefore there will not be a doctor's note for that day?

What if a parent calls and says their child is still sick and will miss school beyond 3 days but they can't afford to take the student to the doctor?

What if a student leaves school with a fever one afternoon and doesn't return the next school day due to the district's 24 hour fever-free rule?

What if a parent calls and provides advance notice that they are taking a family vacation and their student will miss school?

What if a student misses school for a family vacation or activity and no advance notice was provided?

What if a parent calls and says the student needs to miss 2 days to travel to a family wedding?

What if a parent calls to check their student out early so they can watch a sibling compete in an extracurricular activity off campus?

What if a parent calls to check their student out early because the parent doesn't want to make another trip to the school at the end of the day to pick the student up?

What if severe weather prevents a student from attending school or being on time, such as an icy road or flooding?

What if a student calls and says they cannot be at school on time because they are having car trouble (car won't start, flat tire, etc...)?

What if a parent calls and says they were out late for a sporting event (play-off football, little league game, etc...), so they let their student sleep in, and they will not arrive at school until 10:00 am?

What if a student oversleeps and shows up late?

What if a student misses the bus?

What if a parent calls and says their student can leave school early because it is their birthday and they have plans?

What if a parent calls and says their student needs to leave school at 12:00 to get their tux for prom?

What if a parent calls and says their student needs to leave school at 12:00 for a haircut?