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NNPS February 11 homebound-status correspondence and undated teacher
assignment-access message
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Homebound is the email/attendance label. It is not a legal placement finding or a ledger of delivered instruction.
NNPS reply attributed to Tonya Faulk - February 11, 2026 | Original PDF page 1
Good morning,
Thank you for reaching out. | am not the supervisor for
Middle School, so | was not included on the emails regarding her
being homebound. However, | did reach out to her case manager,
special education lead teacher, and the Homebound Office. | can
confirm that is marked as homebound from January to
April 2026.
Parent asks about attendance coding and assignment workload - February 11, 2026 | Original PDF page 3
Dear Dr. Faulk,
Good morning, | hope all is well.
lam writing to you because | have been receiving emails
regarding [EEE being marked absent from school. It
appears she is being assigned work as if she were attending in
person rather than being on homebound status.
The homebound teacher also has several questions regarding
this situation. | have included the email she sent to me below for
your reference. Could you please follow up to ensure that the
school records accurately reflect her homebound status rather
than just missing time? Additionally, could you please confirm
that her teachers have the necessary information showing she is
homebound so that her workload can be adjusted and minimized
accordingly?
Thank you for your help with this matter.
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