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Announcements - Friday, October 30, 2026

Red Ribbon Week: Happy Friday! As we continue our Red Ribbon Week highlights, here is a statistic to remember: while the media and rumors often make it seem like 'everyone is doing it,' national surveys show that the vast majority of high school students—over 80%—choose not to use illicit drugs or vape. Making healthy choices isn't the exception; it's the norm among your peers. Have a safe and great weekend!

Congratulations to the Beauregard High School boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams for a wonderful season and competing well at the AHSAA 4A Section 2 meet yesterday. The boys’ team of Gary Glazier, Cason Kirk, Connor Hickey, Caiden Pevehouse, Jack Young and Bronson Moss finished in sixth place!  Individually, Gary Glazier finished seventh overall in the 4A Section 2 Boys 5k, and Gary and Jewel Hamby both finished in the top six as individuals qualifying them to compete at the State meet next weekend in Cullman! Congratulations and GO HORNETS! 

Softball tryouts will be Friday, November 6. Students interested in trying out need to sign up with Coach Langley or in the FX office. You must sign up and have a current physical to participate.

Seniors:  Please check your email from Bill Miller Photographers about choosing your senior portrait for the yearbook. You may choose a formal and a casual photo if you had both made. The deadline is tomorrow (10/30) to choose your photos.

The Hungry Hive is serving: Pulled Pork Nachos OR Jammer Box, Mexican Beans, Street Corn, Fruit, Juice, Milk

Breakfast on Monday: Link Sausage Biscuit OR Cereal & Toast OR Grab & Go Breakfast Bags, Fruit Juice & Milk 

Beauregard High School

Attendance Policy Reminders

The documentation below outlines the attendance policies as mandated by the Lee County Board of Education. Please become familiar with them.

• Absences are coded as either excused or unexcused.
• A written excuse must be presented for any absence to be coded excused. Per Lee County Board of Education policy, parents have three (3) days from the day of their child’s return to school to submit a written or online excuse to the appropriate school office. Failure to submit a note within three (3) days will automatically result in the absence being coded unexcused. 

                   9th Grade—The FX Office

                   10th-11th Grades—The Blue/Gold Office

• Written excuses must be submitted for any check-outs or check-ins.
• Per Lee County Board of Education Policy, a parent may present notes for up to five (5) absences per semester. Following the note for the fifth (5th) absence, excuses presented by a parent/guardian will no longer be accepted to excuse an absence. At this point, written documentation must be presented from a medical professional, court official, military recruiter, etc. in order to be coded as an excused absence (Refer to the Student Handbook for more detailed information.).
• Per Lee County Board of Education policy, when an absence is coded as unexcused, the student will not be allowed to make-up any work or assignments for a given class period/block. Realize that the inability to makeup an assignment will result in a grade of zero (0) for any assignment(s) that occurred during any class period/block when the unexcused absence was recorded.
• Student attendance is recorded each class period/block. Students must attend half of a class period/block to be counted present. (Note: With regard to semester exam exemptions, attendance consideration is by class block rather than daily attendance.)
• In order to be counted present for the school day with regard to ALSDE recognized daily attendance, the student must be present for at least half of the school day. (7:30 a.m.-11:20 a.m. and 11:20 a.m.-3:00 p.m.)
• Refer to the Student Handbook for detailed descriptions of excused and unexcused absences. For an absence to be coded excused, it must meet the criteria of an excused absence.
• In order to participate in any after school activity, a student must be present for at least half of the school day.