TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT f. If a parent or guardian of an eligible student asks to pay fees in installments instead of having all or part of the fees waived, an alternative method of payment may be arranged for everything but textbook fees. g. Denial of eligibility for a waiver may be appealed in writing to the school principal within ten (10) school days of receiving notice of denial. (i) The school shall contact the parent within two (2) weeks after receiving the appeal and schedule a meeting with the school principal to discuss the concerns. parent’s (ii) If after meeting with the school principal the waiver is still denied, the parent may appeal in writing within ten (10) school days of receiving notice of denial to the Elementary Director or Secondary Director at the District level. h. Any requirement that a given student pay a fee is suspended during any period in which the eligibility for waiver is being determined or a denial of waiver is being appealed. student’s F. Student Fees as Per Grade Level 1. Students in the elementary schools are to be provided, free of charge, and without deposits and rental fees, all educational supplies used in the instructional process. 2. Students in the seventh and eighth grades are to be provided, free of charge, all educational supplies in the instructional process, except the following items which may be charged a fee according the Board Fee Schedule: a. Supplies and materials to construct personal items or projects that will be retained by the student. b. Small band and orchestra instruments such as violins, clarinets, trumpets and other instruments that are taken home and are school property. c. Gym clothing. d. Club uniforms owned by the school, if students are given the option of providing their own. e. Choir, band and orchestra apparel and uniforms use. f. Supplies needed in the Introduction to Career and Technical Education courses. g. Student/parent handbook which includes the procedures and policies of the school. 3. Students in grades nine through twelve may be assessed fees pursuant to the Board Fee Schedule for all school supplies and textbooks. 4. Parents/guardians shall be notified in writing of tentative schedule of fees for the upcoming school year by the end of the previous school year. New students shall receive notice upon intent to register. Information regarding final fee schedules shall be provided to parents/guardians at least two weeks prior to such fees being due. G. Items Eligible for Fee Waivers SECTION 5000: STUDENTS
TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT f. If a parent or guardian of an eligible student asks to pay fees in installments instead of having all or part of the fees waived, an alternative method of payment may be arranged for everything but textbook fees. g. Denial of eligibility for a waiver may be appealed in writing to the school principal within ten (10) school days of receiving notice of denial. (i) The school shall contact the parent within two (2) weeks after receiving the appeal and schedule a meeting with the school principal to discuss the parent’s concerns. (ii) If after meeting with the school principal the waiver is still denied, the parent may appeal in writing within ten (10) school days of receiving notice of denial to the Elementary Director or Secondary Director at the District level. h. Any requirement that a given student pay a fee is suspended during any period in which the student’s eligibility for waiver is being determined or a denial of waiver is being appealed. F. Student Fees as Per Grade Level 1. Students in the elementary schools are to be provided, free of charge, and without deposits and rental fees, all educational supplies used in the instructional process. 2. Students in the seventh and eighth grades are to be provided, free of charge, all educational supplies in the instructional process, except the following items which may be charged a fee according the Board Fee Schedule: a. Supplies and materials to construct personal items or projects that will be retained by the student. b. Small band and orchestra instruments such as violins, clarinets, trumpets and other instruments that are taken home and are school property. c. Gym clothing. d. Club uniforms owned by the school, if students are given the option of providing their own. e. Choir, band and orchestra apparel and uniforms use. f. Supplies needed in the Introduction to Career and Technical Education courses. g. Student/parent handbook which includes the procedures and policies of the school. 3. Students in grades nine through twelve may be assessed fees pursuant to the Board Fee Schedule for all school supplies and textbooks. 4. Parents/guardians shall be notified in writing of tentative schedule of fees for the upcoming school year by the end of the previous school year. New students shall receive notice upon intent to register. Information regarding final fee schedules shall be provided to parents/guardians at least two weeks prior to such fees being due. G. Items Eligible for Fee Waivers SECTION 5000: STUDENTS