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Morning bulletin warns students about tardy sweeps and new student ID swipe system
Summary
The high school’s morning announcements included recorded "tardy sweep" messages and a reminder that students will need to swipe their student ID in a new tardy system; the bulletin urged students to arrive on time.
The morning bulletin reminded students to be on time and described a new tardy-enforcement process that includes a student ID swipe.
A recorded announcement played on campus said, “This is not a test. The tardy sweep has now commenced. Teachers, lock your doors. We will only be a few minutes.” The recording concluded later with: “The tardy sweep is now complete.”
During the broadcast, a student announcer told listeners: “Don’t get caught up in the tardy sweeps. Be on time to class. If you are late, you will have to swipe your student ID in the new tardy system.” The bulletin did not provide details about disciplinary consequences beyond the swipe requirement.
The announcement also promoted other student activities, including a pep rally and a car wash fundraiser, but the broadcast did not include statements from school administrators clarifying how the new tardy system will be administered or how tardy data will be used.
Students were encouraged to check with teachers or school office staff for further details.
