Parent Handbook - Homewood School District 153
Parent Handbook - Homewood School District 153
Parent Handbook - Homewood School District 153
- No tags were found...
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
VISITING OUR SCHOOLS<br />
All visitors must check in at school or district office. Front office staff will ask for<br />
your name and the reason for your visit via the intercom system before letting you into the<br />
building.<br />
Photo identification is required of all visitors. If a visitor will be going beyond the<br />
office rather than just dropping something off, he or she must provide a photo ID (driver’s<br />
license or state identification card). That ID will be scanned and checked electronically against<br />
the national sex offender registry, and a visitor’s pass sticker will be generated. The photo ID<br />
will remain at the front desk and be returned to the visitor upon departure from the building.<br />
<strong>Parent</strong>s are responsible for informing any grandparent, neighbor or friend who will be<br />
visiting their child’s school that photo identification is required.<br />
WAIVER OF STUDENT FEES<br />
Fees for textbooks and other instructional materials are waived for students who meet<br />
the eligibility criteria for a fee waiver as described in Policy 4.140. In order that no student is<br />
denied educational services or academic credit due to the inability of parents/guardians to pay<br />
student fees, the Superintendent will recommend to the Board which additional fees, if any, the<br />
<strong>District</strong> will waive for students who meet the eligibility criteria for fee waiver. Students receiving<br />
a fee waiver are not exempt from charges for lost and damaged books, locks, materials,<br />
supplies, and equipment<br />
To apply for a fee waiver the parent/guardian must fill out an application form in the<br />
<strong>District</strong> Office. A student shall be eligible for a fee waiver when the student currently lives in a<br />
household that meets the same income guidelines, with the same limits based on household<br />
size, that are used for the federal free meals program.<br />
24