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Beyond the Bake Sale: Event Passes for Staff
Q. I had a question about how teachers and coaches can get a pass to watch in district sporting events. For the past 24+ years we have been able to show our employee badge, agree to supervise as needed, and were able to get in with a spouse or sibling. We were just told this…
Learn MoreThe Nexus Group: Retirement & Benefits for Jan. 16
Although it is still early in the session, some bills have been introduced that could impact present and future employees and retirees. Other bills are expected. It’s important to keep in mind that after introduction, some bills move on, some don’t, and some bill proposals change as they move along.
Learn MoreBeyond the Bake Sale: Paying for a Coach
Q. Can our volleyball team run a fundraiser through ASB to get money to pay for an additional coach? Could our equestrian team do the same thing?
Learn MoreWeek in Review: February 2-6
Monday, an amended version of HB 1031 moved to the Rules Committee. HB 1031 expands participation in College in the High School programs to include tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade students.
Learn MoreBeyond the Bake Sale December 10, 2014
Q. Can you help me out with determining if the elementary schools can us ASB funds to purchase student planners and recorders if they are charging the students for them to replenish the account?
Learn MoreBeyond the Bake Sale: Canned Food Drives
Q. Is it allowable to use ASB money to purchase coaches jackets, sweats, etc.?
Learn MoreOutside is In: Nature’s Tool Box
Take your students outside and collect materials, have them use the natural materials to make specific tools.
Learn MoreBeyond the Bake Sale: Canned Food Drives
Q. What are the typical issues surrounding a canned food drive put on by a school ASB, and then the subsequent donation of the canned food? A. Consider the canned food drive as a charitable fundraiser. Instead of cash, the “money” is food. Here are the guidelines for a charitable fundraiser (Non-associated Student Body Private…
Learn MoreOutside Is In: Be a Tree
Have students identify characteristics of trees. Visit trees in the school yard. Have the students do tree dramatizations, using their arms as the branches and their legs as the trunk.
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