Withdrawal Information

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   Please complete the attached withdrawal form using the link located on the left side of this page and submit the completed form to Ms. Hardy at least 24 hours before the student's last day of school; not the day of.
2. Submit the completed form to the Registrar, Ms. Hardy, via this email address: jhardy@fusdk12.net

 List of items Ms. Hardy will forward to the new school:

 • Signed withdrawal form • official transcript • attendance record • immunization record 

 if applicable: IEP report - 504 plan - discipline record 

The new school can request official records by fax or email:

  fax: (510) 794-8437 - email: jhardy@fusdk12.net

*ATTN: Registrar*

PLEASE READ FOR YOUR INFORMATION:

If you are checking out of Washington High School, your parent or guardian must contact our Registrar by email: jhardy@fusdk12.net and submit the withdrawal form. The withdrawal form is attached to the left of this page (IF YOU ARE USING YOUR MOBILE PHONE PLEASE SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM).

If you owe money or have missing books, your new school will receive a copy of your debt.

Changing schools during high school can have serious implications due to the fact that students must earn credits each semester to earn a high school diploma. Before you check your student out of Washington High School, it is suggested that you contact the high school your student will be attending and ask the following:

When does your semester end, or has it ended already?

• If the semester has not yet ended and your student will enroll in like courses in the new school, find out if moving your student at this time will allow him/her to earn full credit for all courses passed at the end of the semester.
• If the semester at the new school has already ended, then your student will not receive credit for an entire semester since the semester was not completed at Washington High School before moving.  Consider doing whatever is possible to avoid losing a full semester of credits which may mean remaining at Washington High School until the semester is completed before moving to another high school.  Otherwise, your student would be required to retake these classes in summer school.  Failure to make up these classes or the lack of availability of class makeup opportunities in the new school could jeopardize completing the high school graduation requirements on time.