Mission Statement  Our mission at William Henry Harrison High School is to ensure that all students can develop as responsible, independent and contributing citizens and become lifelong learners. This process is the shared responsibility of students, parents, teachers and community members.

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After the Harrison High Juniors and Seniors raised $150 in 1 minute for the Special Olympics, Mr. Meibers and Mr. Tracy had no choice but to jump on in!   Get Ready!!! OGT testing for all 10th graders, and 11th and 12th graders that have not yet passed, will begin March 15th.	Mr. Meibers gets his million dollar hair messed up to raise money for Special Olympics!  ______________  After Prom Web Site Rescheduled Conferences due to school closings: High School- Tuesday, March 2nd
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Notes are REQUIRED EACH and EVERY time a student is absent or tardy to/from school.
As stated in the new Attendance Policy (adopted by Board in July), it is the obligation of the parent/guardian to report a child’s absence or tardy/early dismissal each day.  The policy requires that parents call the school if their child is going to be absent. 
Upon the student’s return to school from an absence or tardy, the parent shall provide written documentation stating the day(s) absent/tardy and the reason for the absence/tardy.  If the school does not receive written documentation within two school days after the student returns, the absence or tardy will be “unexcused.”
After 8 absences or 5 tardies, ONLY a DOCTOR’s note or COURT note will be accepted. The policy also states that the district will refer students and their parents to Hamilton County Juvenile Court for “habitual and chronic unexcused absences.” The Superintendent will also revoke the driving privileges of students of driving age for excessive, unexcused absences.
Please refer to the Attendance Policy below, which directly references The Ohio Revised Code for attendance regulations and stipulations.