ACTIVITY FUNDS Sample Clauses

ACTIVITY FUNDS. Teachers shall not be required to earn money or take part in earning money for any program or project which his or her class or classroom does not derive benefits from the money earned. This policy does not prevent any teacher from volunteering to participate in such programs or projects. It is recognized that certain projects are for the “general good of the school” and that individual teachers may derive varying degrees of benefits therefrom depending on individual voluntary use thereof. No teacher may refuse to participate in any such projects without approval from his or her building principal.
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ACTIVITY FUNDS. The Board of Control, upon the Director or designee's recommendation, establishes student activity funds to be managed bystudent organizations under the guidance and direction of a staff member for educational, recreational, or cultural purposes. The Director or designee shall be responsible for supervising student activity funds in accordance with Board policy, 4:80, Accounting and Audits; State law; and the Illinois State Board of Education rules for student activity funds. The Board will appoint a treasurer for each fund to serve as the fund's sole custodian and be bonded in accordance with the School Code. The treasurer shall have all of the authorityand responsibilities specific to the treasurer listed in the Illinois State Board of Education rules for school activity funds, except that the treasurer is not authorized to make loans between activity funds. Unless otherwise instructed bythe Board, a student activity fund's balance will carryover to the next fiscal year. An account containing student activity funds that is inactive for 12 consecutive months shall be closed and its funds transferred to another student activity fund or authorized fund with a similar purpose. LEGAL REF.:105 ILCS 5/8-2 and 5/10-20.19. 23 Ill.Admin.Code §§100.20 and 100.80. CROSS REF.:4:80 (Accounting and Audits), 7:325 (Student Fund-Raising Activities) ADOPTED: March 8, 2019 Special Education Association of Peoria County
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ACTIVITY FUNDS. The Director or designee shall be responsible for managing student activity funds and/or convenience accounts in accordance with State law and shall have all of the responsibilities listed in the rules adopted by the Illinois State Board of Education for the maintenance of student activity funds and/or convenience accounts. The Executive Council and Board of Control shall annually appoint an activity funds manager who shall be bonded in accordance with The School Code. Each non-student group that has a convenience account shall designate a manager for it. LEGAL REF.: 105 ILCS 5/8-2 and 5/10-20.19. 23 Ill.Admin.Code §125.10. CROSS REF.: 4:80 (Accounting and Audits), 7:325 (Student Fund-Raising Activities) Adopted:
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