802.5 Student Activity Funds

Revenue raised by students or from student activities shall be deposited and accounted for in the student activities fund. Revenue raised by students or from student activities is the property of and shall be under the financial control of the Board. Students may use this revenue for purposes approved by the superintendent.

Whether such revenue is collected from student contributions, club dues or special activities or result from admissions to special events or from other fund-raising activities, all funds will be under the jurisdiction of the Board and under the specific control of the superintendent. The funds will be deposited in a designated depository and will be disbursed and accounted for in accordance with instructions issued by the superintendent.

It shall be the responsibility of the superintendent and/or the Board treasurer to keep student activity accounts up-to-date and complete.

Any unencumbered class or activity account balances will automatically revert to the activity fund when a class graduates or an activity is discontinued.

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Approved: 7/8/13

Reviewed: 

Revised: 3/11/19

802.3 Approval and Payment for Goods and Services

The Board authorizes the issuance of warrants for payment of claims against the District for goods and services. The Board will allow the warrants after the goods and services have been received and accepted in compliance with Board policy.

Claims for payment of freight, athletic officials, express, postage, printing, water, lights, telephone, rents, and payment of salaries pursuant to the terms of a written contract may be paid by the Board secretary and/or treasurer prior to formal audit and approval by the Board. In addition, the secretary, upon approval of the Board president, may issue warrants for approved registrations, claims offering a discount for early payment, approved travel expenses, approved goods and services delivered C.O.D., and other verified bills filed with the secretary when the Board is not in session prior to payment of these claims and prior to audit and approval by the Board. The Board secretary and/or treasurer shall examine the claims and verify bills.

The secretary will determine to the secretary's satisfaction that the claims presented to the Board are in order and are legitimate expenses of the District. It is the responsibility of the secretary to bring claims to the board.!Thereafter, paid claims shall be entered on record in the regular minutes of the secretary.

The Board president and Board secretary and/or treasurer may sign warrants by use of a signature plate or rubber stamp. If the Board president is unavailable to personally sign warrants, the vice president may sign warrants on behalf of the president.

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Approved: 11/14/67                          Reviewed: 3/11/19                               Revised: 5/14/12; 7/8/13