Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD

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XV. If the request involves an overnight stay, assurance must be given that adequate housing has been secured. XVI. Teachers/chaperones will not share a room with students. XVII. Students will be housed in the hotel rooms or dormitory rooms that are assigned to them. They shall not leave their rooms after hours without the prior approval of the teacher. The teacher’s room will be as near as possible to the students’ rooms. XVIII. Under no circumstances shall students be allowed to make their own after-hours plans without parent and teacher approval. The teacher will be available to assist and supervise the students during the after-hours period. XIX. Under no circumstances shall students be allowed to cross the border of the continental United States until a teacher receives written permission from the appropriate assistant superintendent, Learning Network, chief of Leadership, Learning, and Student Support Services, or deputy superintendent for Leadership, Learning, and Student Support Services, and the superintendent. XX. Teachers or paraprofessionals are not permitted to plan, publicize, or organize recreational trips which require students to be gone overnight during any of the 180 instructional days of the school calendar. Recreational trips such as the senior day picnic and the 5 th and 8 th grade parties will be planned and coordinated by the principal, and assisted by faculty members, during non-school hours. 9.3 Additional Guidelines for Foreign Study Programs Students may be offered several opportunities each year to study abroad. Student groups may take advantage of fall, winter and spring breaks and summer vacations to travel to those countries whose languages and cultures they have been studying. Permission for these trips should be requested using the Field Trip Request Approval Form and the Field Trip Required Itinerary. If approval is granted for the trip, teachers are to follow the appropriate guidelines listed in section 9.1. A list of all students participating and a copy of the parent permission form are to be sent to the program director of foreign languages prior to taking the trip. We reserve the right to cancel student trips when the safety of our students might be compromised due to National Security Alerts. 9.4 Additional Guidelines for University Interscholastic League (UIL) Academic Trips to Participate in Invitational Tournaments, Area and Regional Contests, and State Competitions; JROTC Drill Meets and Competitions (UIL Music is in Section 9.6 and CTE Leadership Competition is in Section 9.7) Coaches/sponsors in each high school may enter UIL competitions outside the school district within the guidelines below. Expenses for each competition will be paid as indicated below by the Department of Advanced, Accelerated, and Innovative Learning, NE 226, Administration Building, phone (817) 814- 2582, fax (817) 814-2586. Competitions may be in any UIL academic area. These competitions must be UIL invitational meets or use testing materials similar to UIL materials. Coaches/sponsors must request such trips by completing a 910 Form, signed by the principal, to receive expense money. All 910s should be in the Curriculum Office (SW 210, University Plaza) ten (10) days prior to the competitions. Trips requiring lodging arrangements need to be submitted three (3) weeks prior to the event. I. Within Tarrant County 12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 102 Revised: 10/9/2012
A. A maximum of twelve (12) individual student entry fees per school will be paid for participation in a maximum of ten (10) competitions within Tarrant County. B. No transportation costs or food expenses will be provided. II. Contiguous Counties (Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Parker, and Wise) A. A maximum of twelve (12) individual student entry fees will be paid for participation in a maximum of four (4) competitions within contiguous counties. B. Transportation costs will be paid. C. No food or lodging will be provided. III. Competitions Within a 125-mile Radius of Fort Worth A. Entry fees, transportation costs, and food expenses (not to exceed what the district has specified for food and transportation), will be paid for up to twelve (12) individual student entries per school for participation in a maximum of two (2) competitions within a 125-mile radius of Fort Worth. B. No lodging expenses will be provided. IV. Competitions Within a 225-mile Radius of Fort Worth Entry fees, transportation costs, food expenses (not to exceed what the district has specified for food and transportation) and lodging expenses, will be paid for a maximum of twelve (12) individual student entries per school for participation in a maximum of two (2) competitions within a 225-mile radius of Fort Worth. V. Competitions Farther Than 225 miles From Fort Worth Expenses for trips to competitions located more than 225 miles from Fort Worth will be paid only by special permission from the director of UIL academics. Permission is to be requested at least three (3) weeks prior to the event. A maximum of twelve (12) individual student entry fees per school will be paid for a maximum of one (1) trip per year. VI. UIL Competitions A. The general expenses for conducting the district academic spring meet will be paid by the director of UIL academics, but no personal expenses or transportation costs will be paid. B. All expenses to compete in the area, regional, and state academic meets will be paid by the director of UIL academics. C. All schools should stay at the same district-selected hotel accommodations, unless an individual school chooses to pay for different accommodations. VII. Other Provisions 12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 103 Revised: 10/9/2012
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Bulletin Number One School Policies
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Carlos Vasquez,
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2.10 Non-Employee Tuition Rate Grad
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