10/25/2026
📩🦁 You’ve Got Mail! Understanding MINGA Violation Emails
Lion families, received a MINGA violation email? Here’s what it means! These notifications let you know that a staff member has recorded a school expectation your student needs to work on.
An email does not automatically mean detention or suspension. Some violations result in a warning, while repeated violations lead to additional consequences.
⏰ Tardies: Your student was late to class. Each period counts as a separate tardy, so students can receive more than one in a day.
• 1–3: Warning
• 4: Lunch detention
• 5–7: Warning
• 8: After-school detention
• 12: Saturday school
• 16: In-school suspension (ISS)
• 20+: ISS and campus probation
🪪 Minor Offenses: These include missing IDs, hallway behavior, and dress code violations.
• 1–3: Warning
• 4: Lunch detention
• 8: After-school detention
• 12: Saturday school
• 16: ISS
• 20+: ISS and campus probation
📱 Cell Phone Violations:
• 1st: Lunch detention
• 2nd: ISS
• 3rd and each additional violation: ISS and a DLH hearing
✅ What should parents do? Read the notification, discuss it with your student, and review the attached policy graphic together. If you have questions about a recorded violation, please contact the campus for clarification.
These emails help us address concerns early and keep families informed. Thank you for partnering with us to keep our Lions responsible, respectful, and ready to learn! 💙🤍
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