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Expectations
Douglas County School District policies must be followed at all times. Students are expected to behave themselves at all times in a manner which is compatible with the school's function as an educational facility. This includes all of the Douglas County School District's Student Codes of Conduct and Discipline.
First Day of the Quarter – All-School Meeting
On the first day of each quarter, we hold an all-students and staff meeting to welcome everyone and introduce new students to DC Oakes expectations. This meeting helps students understand our school culture and what it means to be an Oakes student.
Please click the link below to learn more about our Return Plan by 3 Expectations 1st Day of Quarter
Academic Expectations
Academic performance is evaluated every three weeks. A grade of "C" or above must be maintained in all classes. Students who fail to maintain this level of performance may be placed on a leave of absence.
Behavior Expectations
Participation and positive attitudes are expected of all students at all times. Students must participate in all activities and complete all assignments. Students must comply with all instructions, directions, and requests made by teachers throughout the school day.
Respect is the basis of all relationships at Daniel C. Oakes High School. Students must be respectful of other students, teachers, all school personnel and members of the community. Disrespect and defiance will not be tolerated.
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Transcripts
For Transcripts - please use the following web address to access the online request system.
ACT Test Scores
ACT / SAT / AP Test Scores must be requested directly from the ACT and SAT testing agency.
SAT Test Scores
ACT / SAT / AP Test Scores must be requested directly from the ACT and SAT testing agency.
Community Service
Each student must complete 20 hours of general community service in order to graduate.
In order for students to participate in our graduation ceremony, documentation of all 20 hours of Community Service is due no later than the quarter prior to the student's graduation date.
Attendance Policy
Attendance will be strictly monitored. Students may not miss more than four school days during a quarter. Students who miss more than four days (or classes) during a quarter may be placed on a leave of absence.
Our school offers Leave of Absence (LOA) options for students who need to take a break from school due to personal, academic, or disciplinary reasons. This allows students time to evaluate their options while maintaining enrollment status and continuing to earn credit toward their diploma.