Fundraisers. In order to support various activities, school organizations typically organize fundraisers of various kinds. All fees and fundraisers must be authorized by the administration and used for school related purposes. GANG ACTIVITY The presents of gang activity can cause substantial disruption of or material interference with school and school activities. A “gang” is defined as a group of two or more persons whose purpose includes commission of illegal acts. Prohibited activities include, but are not limited to:
Fundraisers. The “Club” will provide several fundraisers throughout the course of the year to benefit the players. You must participate to benefit from these fundraisers, but also keep in mind a lot of the costs need to be paid earlier than the fundraisers will be available. If you have a productive avenue to raise money for your team, please contact the “Club” Board of Directors for approval.
Fundraisers. When a student participates in a fundraiser under any of the Activity Clubs in West Branch JSH, the parent will write one check to the club for payment of all items ordered. The payment can also be made in cash or money order. Receipts will be given upon request. If a check is returned for insufficient funds, the parent must pay back the amount of the check plus a $25.00 West Branch fee and a $10.00 bank fee for a total of $35.00. This fee must be paid in the form of cash or a money order to the West Branch JSH before the student’s order will be placed. If a check is returned insufficient, then parent checks will no longer be able to be used for that student. Any future fundraisers will have to be paid in cash or by money order. These rules apply only to Activity Clubs within the school; outside booster clubs have their own set of rules regarding fundraisers.
Fundraisers. 1. When it becomes necessary for teachers to participate in a fund raising project, which may include collection of monies, distribution of sales materials and products, etc. reasonable effort will be made to limit the disruptions of instruction time.
Fundraisers. All fundraisers must be approved by the Board of Education pursuant to Education Code § 51521. For specific details regarding fundraising activities, refer to District Administrative Regulation 1321 or contact Facilities Use Office at 000-000-0000.
Fundraisers. Any User who creates an account and raises funds through the Services ("Fundraiser") is subject to the following additional terms that apply specifically to Fundraisers.
Fundraisers. Any fundraisers, other than concession stands, conducted by a Cooperative Activity must be approved by the Superintendents before the fundraiser has begun. Coaches must indicate to the Superintendent of their district what they plan to sell, what the money will be used for, and what expectations they have for the students involved. Each activity is allowed one (1) fundraiser per school year.
Fundraisers. The may engage an Artist to perform in a fundraising concert, the proceeds of which will be solely dedicated to activities of the or the Music Department. The Artist shall be engaged under the under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, however, it is understood that there is no minimum fee for such activities. The shall be responsible for providing round trip transportation and first class accommodation to the Artist performing in a fundraiser concert. The Artist must be in good standing with Equity before participating in any such fundraiser concert. Insurance applies to all engagements under this Article. dues and vacation pay shall apply to any fee that is negotiated for such an engagement.
Fundraisers. Throughout the school year, students and their families are asked to participate in various fundraising activities, such as selling candy or cookie dough. The funds generated from these fundraisers are used to purchase academic resources for students. Participation in fundraising is very much appreciated. Some fundraisers, such as cookie dough, require families to complete order forms and collect money before the orders are placed. In these instances, orders will not be placed unless the matching funds are also turned in. Some fundraisers, such as candy, provides the student and their family with the product up front, with the expectation of selling the entire box of product and submitting the money that is collected. In these instances, it is the responsibility of each student and their family to be accountable for the product that they have taken responsibility for and for the money collected to be turned in to the school by the due date. Failure to do so will be considered an outstanding debt owed to the school and may prevent the student from participating in field trips and extra-curricular events. HALLWAYS Students are expected to demonstrate good manners. There should be no running, whistling or loitering outside the classrooms. Students are not permitted in the halls during class time, breakfast, or lunch unless they have a pass from a teacher or administrator. Violation of these expectations will result in disciplinary action.
Fundraisers. 1. ALL FUNDRAISERS must have prior approval from the Student Council and the assigned administrator. If the money is going to be deposited into the club account it must be approve. The completed Fundraiser Approval Form must be submitted to the District Office prior to the start of any fundraising activity. See Fundraiser Approval Form in the Appendix.
