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If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact us at 530-993-1660. Also note that some of these links will take you off our site.
Cafeteria Information and Forms, Free and Reduced Lunch
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Compliance Procedures: Complaints and Policies, Williams Complaint Procedure, Bullying, Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, Employee Complaints, and more
Powerschool Login for Parents and Students
CAASPP: CDE Parent Guides to Understanding, Ed Codes 60604-60618
GAMUT Online – School District Policies (see below for description)
LCAP, Local Control Accountability Plans
SARB – School Attendance Review Board Files
Snow Days, Delays and Closures
Sierra Plumas Unified School District Policies
If you are interested in viewing the Sierra Plumas Unified School District policies and regulations visit GAMUT Online by going to http://www.gamutonline.net, clicking the “GO” button and then entering the following user name and password. Username: sierraplumas; Password: public96126. Once logged in, please select “S” and then click on Sierra County/Sierra Plumas Joint USD.
Education provides our children with vital information, the content standards, and a knowledge of the world. Education develops in our students a personal perspective of life, encouraging our children to learn, build opinions and share their points of view while providing necessary basic and advanced skills. Education is not just about the lessons and poems in textbooks. It is about the lessons of life, and the developing ability to achieve greatness.
WELLNESS POLICY
The Sierra County Office of Education and the Sierra Plumas Joint Unified School District recognize the strong connection between health and the student’s ability to learn. Good nutrition, physical activity and mental health provide the foundation for effective learning and achieving high standards in school. Our desire is to promote healthy eating and physical activity for all students and staff, as well as a safe and healthy school environment. It is our responsibility to remember the schools role in the community, to support family health, and to provide support for mental health for our students. Read the policy
Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQ’s)
How do I check my students attendance and Progress?
You can check your student’s attendance and progress, grades, completion of assignments by using our web based computer grading system, aka: POWERSCHOOL
Parents and students are given Power School access to check academic progress in classes. Please use the login and passwords provided on the Grade Report to check daily progress. Teachers have their grades updated each week. This is a great way to track homework and class participation. You may also schedule a conference with your student’s teachers.
Is tutoring or extra help available for my student?
Yes. Each school offers tutoring. Loyalton High School offers individual and group tutoring from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., and has a tutorial time built into the schedule on Wednesdays. Tutoring is also available through CSF for all ages Wednesday afternoon.. Contact your school for more specific site tutoring options and/or schedules, as many teachers are available to offer support after school or at lunch by student or parent request.
Do our schools enforce a dress code?
Yes. The dress code is designed to maintain a level of decorum which will ensure that the best possible learning environment for teachers and students is created and preserved. Student handbooks have outlined the dress regulations. Read our District policies regarding dress code.
How do I refer my child for Special Education services?
Contact your local school of residence or the Sierra County Office of Education to make a referral. You may call our SELPA Manager at 530-993-1660 extension 170. In order to determine your child’s educational needs, we will discuss your concerns and develop an appropriate assessment plan, if necessary, or help you find guidance and interventions through your local school’s Response to Intervention Program .
Why is ATTENDANCE so important?
Regular attendance is vital to our student’s success in school. Grades may be lowered due to absences, tardiness, or truancies. All students are expected to be on campus or involved in school-sponsored activities for the full extent of each school day. Parents and students are reminded that absence from any part of the school day is undesirable and should be avoided if at all possible by planning appointments and vacations at times that do not conflict with school. Attendance is reported to the office every period. If school must be missed, notify the school before 8:30 a.m. Please make every effort to have students attend at least part of the school day. Students who miss an entire school day for any reason (including illness) are not included in the formula for state funding for that day. (Ed. Code 48205) The loss of funding affects the ability of the school to maintain school programs and affects the greater achievement of our students.
Want to Quit Smoking ?
Call 1-800-NO BUTTS
or contact Laurie Marsh, Health EducatorTobacco Prevention Sierra County Human Services, PO Box 265 Loyalton, CA 96118. 530 993 6745 or 530 993 6746