Fees

Materials that are part of the basic educational program are provided with state, federal, and local funds at no charge to a student. This includes access to a district-provided Chromebook that can be used for research, writing and homework purposes. A list of recommended school supplies can be found here.  Students may be required to pay certain other fees or deposits, including but not limited to:

• Admission fees or charges for extracurricular activities, where attendance is optional and where the admission fees or charges a student must pay to attend or participate in an extracurricular activity are the same for all students, regardless of whether the student is enrolled in a public or a home school.
• Cost for materials for a class project that exceeds minimum requirements and is kept by the student.
• Security deposits for the return of materials, supplies, or equipment.
• Items of personal use or products that a student has an option to purchase such as student publications, class rings, annuals, and graduation announcements.
• Field trips considered supplementary to the district’s educational program. 
• Admission fees or costs to attend or participate in optional extracurricular activities and programs. 
• Voluntarily purchased student health and accident insurance. 
• Use of musical instruments owned or rented by the school district. 
• A school district-sponsored driver or motorcycle education training course.
• Transportation to and from school for students living within two miles of school.
• Transportation of students to and from optional extracurricular activities or post-secondary instruction conducted at locations other than school.

Students will be charged for textbooks, workbooks, and library books that are lost or destroyed. The school district may waive a required fee or deposit if the student and parent/guardian are unable to pay.