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A s'''tudent ID card''' is an identification card issued to [[PAUSD]] students at the beginning of each school year. It lists each student's school, grade, [[student ID]] number, and library card number. It also includes the student's most recent school (yearbook) photo and a barcode of their student ID. | A s'''tudent ID card''' is an identification card issued to [[PAUSD]] students at the beginning of each school year. It lists each student's school, grade, [[student ID]] number, and library card number. It also includes the student's most recent school (yearbook) photo and a barcode of their student ID. | ||
The main use of student ID cards is as a quickly scannable card used to enter students into a database, for example when checking out textbooks or in the brunch and lunch lines. They are also used during standardized testing (for example the [[AP | The main use of student ID cards is as a quickly scannable card used to enter students into a database, for example when checking out textbooks or in the brunch and lunch lines. They are also used during standardized testing (for example the [[AP exams|AP tests]] or the [[PSAT]]) to verify student identity. | ||
== | == Lost your ID? == | ||
Losing a student ID is a fairly common occurrence. Lost student IDs are supposed to be turned in at the [[SAC]]. | Losing a student ID is a fairly common occurrence. Lost student IDs are supposed to be turned in at the [[SAC]]; if turned in, they can be picked up there. Students can also use the barcode generation feature on [[WATT]] for things like the lunch line, but some more formal procedures like checking in to prom require a physical ID card. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 27 May 2025
A student ID card is an identification card issued to PAUSD students at the beginning of each school year. It lists each student's school, grade, student ID number, and library card number. It also includes the student's most recent school (yearbook) photo and a barcode of their student ID.
The main use of student ID cards is as a quickly scannable card used to enter students into a database, for example when checking out textbooks or in the brunch and lunch lines. They are also used during standardized testing (for example the AP tests or the PSAT) to verify student identity.
Lost your ID?
Losing a student ID is a fairly common occurrence. Lost student IDs are supposed to be turned in at the SAC; if turned in, they can be picked up there. Students can also use the barcode generation feature on WATT for things like the lunch line, but some more formal procedures like checking in to prom require a physical ID card.