Teacher awards for merit, incentives and Extravagant or high-priced individual awards, appreciations limited to $50 per individual incentives and appreciations such as watches or other jewelry Supplemental classroom instructional needs Payment of an individual’s personal bills and general office supplies Improvement of campus and site facilities such Donations to individuals, organizations or as plants, bulletin boards, signs and flags scholarship funds Expenses and purchases related to sales of Loans to employees, parents or students for items or fund-raising activities any reason Refreshment and snacks for teacher in-service Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and staff meetings controlled substances or weapons Retirement reception costs such as compensation or bonuses to employees, refreshments, plates, napkins and utensils whether it’s in the form of cash or gifts Replacement of an individual’s property that was lost, stolen or damaged on the school premises or while being used at a school function The following activities MUST be transacted through and become part of the campus activity funds. All vending machine revenue except those found in faculty lounges. Vending machines in faculty lounges will be transacted through the student/club activity fund as part of the faculty club. School store and concession sales except those approved as a fundraising activity by a student organization. School pictures (student) sales. Sales of parking permits. School newspaper sales. Yearbook sales. Library book fines or sales, including book fairs and book orders.
Teacher awards for merit, incentives and appreciations limited to $50 per individual Extravagant or high-priced individual awards, incentives and appreciations such as watches or other jewelry Supplemental classroom instructional needs and general office supplies Payment of an individual’s personal bills Improvement of campus and site facilities such as plants, bulletin boards, signs and flags Donations to individuals, organizations or scholarship funds Expenses and purchases related to sales of items or fund-raising activities Loans to employees, parents or students for any reason Refreshment and snacks for teacher in-service and staff meetings Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, controlled substances or weapons Retirement reception costs such as refreshments, plates, napkins and utensils compensation or bonuses to employees, whether it’s in the form of cash or gifts Replacement of an individual’s property that was lost, stolen or damaged on the school premises or while being used at a school function The following activities MUST be transacted through and become part of the campus activity funds. All vending machine revenue except those found in faculty lounges. Vending machines in faculty lounges will be transacted through the student/club activity fund as part of the faculty club. School store and concession sales except those approved as a fundraising activity by a student organization. School pictures (student) sales. Sales of parking permits. School newspaper sales. Yearbook sales. Library book fines or sales, including book fairs and book orders.