TFHS Student Handbook

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.

MCA 20-5-103 "Any parent, guardian, or other person who is responsible for a child...shall cause the child to attend the school in which he or she is enrolled for the school term and each school day therein prescribed by the trustees of the district until the latter of the following dates:

1.a the child's 16th birthday.
1.b the date of completion of the work of the 8th grade.
2.a 20-5-102.b. The child is absent because of illness, bereavement, or any other reasons prescribed by the policies of the trustees.
2.b The child has been suspended or expelled."

All pupils in the State of Montana are covered by the compulsory attendance law until they reach the age of 16 years. Thompson Falls Dist. #2 will continue tuition-free attendance of resident students. A student is not eligible to attend TFHS if they turn 19 years of age on or before September 10 of the year in which the student wants to enroll. A request for extended enrollment may be made to the Board of Trustees in exceptional circumstances. The Board of Trustees may also admit an individual who has graduated from high school but is not yet 19 years of age even if no exceptional circumstances exist or may admit a student who experienced educational disruption and was awarded a diploma as a result and seeks access to reasonable curriculum designed to advance postsecondary success.

Students who miss ten (10) consecutive days of school may be unenrolled for the remainder of the semester depending on the circumstances. Students will not be unenrolled if the consecutive absences are due to suspension, are medically required, are otherwise excused under District policy, or are related to a student’s disability.