Making Children Our Business and Parent Our Partners

Please view the information below for the current Policies and Procedures of Gwynn Park High School. These will updated as necessary.

Student ID Policy

Gwynn Park High School has a strict I.D. Policy. Wearing a school I.D. is a part of the school uniform and uniform policy. It is important for students to participate in taking a school photo in the Fall in order to have their school ID updated.

Students are provided with a school picture I.D. at the start of each school year. If lost, a second I.D. is provided at no cost. If the student needs additional I.D.’s the following applies:

Students who report to school without a school I.D. will be sent to In School Suspension.
The Student can pay $5.00 and purchase a new I.D.
Someone may bring the student their I.D.
If the student cannot purchase or have an I.D. brought to them, the student will remain in In School Suspension where work will be provided for them for the instructional day.

School Uniform Policy

FULL UNIFORM EVERY DAY!

The GPHS uniform consists of:

Solid white or solid black collar/polo style shirts
Tan khaki pants, shorts (at least fingertip length), or
skirts (at least fingertip length).
No rips, tears, or holes in clothing
Solid tights/stockings: white, solid black or solid neutral
(flesh tone) for girls (NO LACE or FISHNET)
Solidwhite, solidblack or solid gold jackets or sweaters with NO HOODS
Outdoor or large outerwear and coats must be placed in lockers
No scarves, wraps, bandanas, hats, hoods, or any head covering or gearNo headphones or ear buds to be worn in halls

*Student ID’s ARE part of the school uniform! Students must carry their student ID at all times and PRESENT it upon request.

Uniform Violation Consequences

Parental Notification: Parent can bring the uniform or ID to school for the student
In-SchoolSuspension forthe entire day if uniform items or ID are not brought to school
Out of School Suspension if the student continues to be non-compliant with uniform policy

Parent Concern Process

Teacher Concerns and Academic Concerns

Step 1: Contact the Teacher
Step 2: Contact the School Counselor
Step 3: Contact the Assistant Principal
Step 4: Contact the Principal
Step 5: Contact the High School Consortium Office

Special Education Concerns

Step 1: Contact the Teacher
Step 2: Contact the Special Education Chairperson at the school
Step 3: Contact the School Counselor
Step 4: Contact the Assistant Principal
Step 5: Contact the Principal
Step 6: Contact the High School Consortium Office

Counseling Concerns

Step 1: Contact the School Counselor
Step 2: Contact the Assistant Principal
Step 3: Contact the Principal
Step 4: Contact the High School Consortium Office

Administrative Concerns/Policies and Procedures Concerns

Step 1: Contact the Assistant Principal
Step 2: Contact the Principal
Step 3: Contact the High School Consortium Office

Important Note: If you have not received a response within two business days , proceed to the next step.

Email addresses are located on our Faculty & Staff Directory page – emails are usually the best method of communication except in cases that require immediate action.

Main Office Telephone Number
301-372-0140

Guidance Office Telephone Number
301-372-0136