
506.01
STUDENTS
Collection of Money From Students
Non-School Organization and Activities
It shall be the policy of the District to prohibit
the solicitation of funds and goods from students by non-school organizations
or persons. Person to person solicitation of students to participate in fund
raising drives is prohibited; however, approved posters may be displayed
to inform students of up-coming programs. Students participating in such
programs do so as individuals and not as representatives of any school in
the District.
Resale-Instructional Supplies
Instructional supplies for use in the curriculum and other items stocked
for resale or rental must be approved by the superintendent's designee.
Student Insurance
Each year monies may be collected from students wishing to purchase insurance
programs that have been offered by the District.
Clubs and Organizations
All collection of funds sponsored by a school club or organization must be
approved by the building principal before the project begins.
Solicitation by Students
The principal of the building must authorize the collection of any funds
or goods in the community or in the school before any collection is made.
Such solicitations and collections should be held to a minimum.
Receipts
Cash in an amount greater than $25.00 may not be accepted on behalf of the
District without providing an approved receipt. All transactions involving cash
will be completed with a receipt with appropriate documentation for the building
showing cash being received.
School-related Organizations
School related organizations such as P.T.A., Dads' Club, Boosters, Band
Parents, etc., must receive prior authorization for all money making projects
and activities from the building principal.
Deposits
All monies collected are to be deposited each day according to guidelines
established by the administration. Any money left overnight in a school building
must be held in a secured location.
It is the responsibility of the Superintendent or superintendent's designee to
develop appropriate administrative regulations dealing with cash receipts and
deposits.
506.02
STUDENTS
Activity Funds
Collection of any funds for school activities must have the approval of
the building principal and an administrative director. All activity funds
shall be under the financial control of the Board.
Records and procedures relating to activity funds shall be in accordance
with those found in Uniform Financial Accounting for Iowa Schools
published by the Department of Education.
An audit of these accounts shall be made at the same time as the annual
audit of school funds.
506.03
STUDENTS
Class or Student Gifts to School
Student groups may make expenditures for gifts to the District after securing
the authorization of the building principal and the Superintendent. Gifts
may be accepted and acknowledged by the Superintendent or superintendent's
designee acting for the Board.
506.04
STUDENTS
Interviews with Students
A student may not be interviewed by law
enforcement or any other outside agency on school
property unless the principal or another delegated
staff member is present. No interview shall be
granted unless the principal deems it essential to
the welfare of the pupil or the pupil is directed to
do so by court order.
If police officers or other officials
request an interview, every effort will be made to contact the student's parents,
legal guardian, emergency contact or other person as
designated by the parent to have one of them present
during the interview. If the student is a suspect
under age 15 and the officer is going to question
them, the parent or guardian must be notified and
give consent.
No student may be taken from school
without the consent of the building administration.
This policy applies to all interviews
of students by non-school personnel except for those
conducted in compliance with Iowa Code § 232.71B
pertaining to a child abuse allegation, in which
case the school administrator will cooperate with
the investigator as stated in the law.
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Legal Reference: Iowa Code § 232.71B
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By action of the Board 11/8/76, 4/11/83; Revised
7/8/91; Reviewed 5/13/96; Revised 2/14/00, Revised
8/9/10
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Edited 2/00, 8/10
506.05
STUDENTS
Student Lists
Student lists may be distributed to
institutions of higher learning and armed services
upon request. The approval of the Superintendent or
superintendent's designee is required. The
organization receiving the senior lists will pay the
school district for any cost involved.
Any students objecting to being
included in such lists may complete a recruitment
opt-out form available annually through the high
school guidance offices. The above lists or
directories may not be used for any purpose other
than that for which an organization requests. Any
group requesting lists must state the use intended
of the information and indicate how confidentiality
will be protected.
The administrative staff shall
cooperate with alumni groups and others associated
with the District in providing identifying
information of graduates for class reunions or
alumni directories. Such information is limited
to name, class year, address, parents' address, and
phone number.
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By action of the Board 11/8/76; Revised 4/11/83,
12/14/92; Reviewed 5/13/96; Revised 8/14/00;
Revised 6/14/10
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Edited 8/00; 6/10
506.06
STUDENTS
Religious Excuse from Activities and Practices
All students are to be excused from activities, events, and practices, without
penalty for religious activities and purposes, provided that the coach or
advisor is given notification at least 48 hours prior to the
absence.
506.07
STUDENTS
Fines, Fees, Charges and Waivers
The Board believes students
should respect District property and assist in its
preservation for future use by others. Students may
be assessed fines or fees for overdue school
materials or for misuse/damage of school property.
Students may be assessed charges or fees for
materials needed in a course or for participating in
activities.
The Superintendent or
superintendent's designee shall inform the Board of
any change in fee schedules. Parents of students
meeting specific financial eligibility standards
will be eligible for a waiver of student fees or a
reduction of student fees based upon the request of
the parent. It shall be the responsibility of the
Superintendent or superintendent's designee
to develop administrative regulations regarding this
policy.
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Legal References: Iowa Code 256.7(20); 279.8;
280.10; 280.11; 282.6; 285.1; 301.1 (1995) 281 I.A.C.
18. 1994 Op. Att_y Gen. 23. 1990 Op. Att_y Gen.
79. 1982 Op. Att_y Gen. 227. 1980 Op. Att_y Gen.
532.
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By action of the Board 9/16/96; Revised 10/28/96;
Revised 8/12/02; Revised 8/9/10
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Edited 8/02, 8/10
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