Report an Absence

Parents/guardians, please include the following information when leaving a voicemail or sending an email to report an absence of your student:

  • Your name

  • Student’s name

  • Student’s grade

  • Student’s teacher (if in elementary school)

  • Date of the absence

  • Reason for the absence

  • A phone number where you can be reached

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Attendance Line and Email

Red Wing High School

Red Wing High School

Attendance Line: 651-385-4660 
Attendance Email: rwhsattendance@rwps.org

Twin Bluff Middle School

Twin Bluff Middle School

Attendance Line: 651-385-4550 
Attendance Email: TBMSattendance@rwps.org

Colvill Family Center

Colvill Family Center

Main office: 651-385-8000

Burnside Elementary School

Burnside Elementary School

Attendance line: 651-385-4715 
Attendance email: BESattendance@rwps.org

Sunnyside Elementary

Sunnyside Elementary

Attendance line: 651-385-4580 
Attendance email: SESattendance@rwps.org

Our Attendance Philosophy

Regular school attendance relates directly to success in academic work, benefits students socially, provides opportunities for important communications between teachers and students, and establishes habits of dependability important to success in adulthood. 

We all share in the responsibility

Students: It is your right to be in school. It is your responsibility to attend all assigned classes and study halls and to request any missed assignments due to an absence.

Parents/guardians: You are responsible for ensuring the student attends school, to inform the school in the event a student is absent, and to work cooperatively with the school and the student to solve any attendance problems that may arise. 

Teachers: You are responsible for taking daily attendance, maintaining accurate records in each assigned class and study hall and providing any student who has been absent with any missed assignments upon request. And responsibility to work cooperatively with the student’s parent or guardian and the student to solve any attendance problems that may arise. 

Administrators: You hold students accountable for attending all assigned classes and study halls. Your office must inform the student’s parent/guardian of any unexcused attendances.

We must work cooperatively with everyone involved to solve any attendance problems that may arise.

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