E – BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
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EA |
GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES |
P.2 |
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EB |
BUILDING AND
GROUNDS MANAGEMENT |
P.2 |
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EBB |
SAFETY PROGRAM |
P.2 |
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EBBA |
FIRE PREVENTION |
P.2 |
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EBC |
SECURITY |
P.2 |
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EBCA |
VANDALISM
PROTECTION |
P.2 |
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EBG |
REPAIRS |
P.3 |
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EBH |
LEASING AND
RENTING OF BUILDING OR GROUNDS |
P.3 |
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ECG |
EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES RECORDS |
P.3 |
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ECH |
AUTHORIZED USES
OF EQUIPMENT |
P.3 |
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ED |
STUDENT
TRANSPORATION MANAGEMENT |
P.4 |
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EDAA |
SCHOOL OWNED
BUSES |
P.4 |
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EDCB |
STUDENT BUS CONDUCT |
P.5 |
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EDD |
SCHEDULING AND
ROUTING OF BUSES |
P.5 |
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EDDA |
SPECIAL USE OF
SCHOOL VEHICLES |
P.5 |
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EDG |
ACCIDENT
REPORTING-STUDENT TRANSPORTATION |
P.5 |
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EE |
FOOD SERVICE
MANAGEMENT |
P.5 |
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EEA |
FREE AND REDUCED
PRICE FOOD SERVICES |
P.5 |
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EEC |
FOOD SERVICE
RECORDS |
P.5 |
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EED |
VENDING MACHINES |
P.5 |
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EG |
INSURANCE
MANAGEMENT |
P.5 |
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EGA |
FRINGE BENEFITS |
P.6 |
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EGAA |
WORKER’S
COMPENSATION |
P.6 |
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EGAB |
LIFE INSURANCE |
P.6 |
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EGAC |
HEALTH INSURANCE |
P.6 |
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EGAF |
INCOME PROTECTION-UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE |
P.6 |
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EGC |
PROPERTY
INSURANCE |
P.6 |
GOALS EA
The business operations of the school are essential yet auxiliary to the School’s central function of education. The Board serves as trustee of school facilities and supervisor of school business operation for the purpose of providing the facilities and services supporting the educational program.
BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS MANAGEMENT EB
The school properties shall be maintained in good physical condition; safe, sanitary and as comfortable and convenient as the facilities will permit or requires.
SAFETY PROGRAM EBB
All school personnel shall be responsible for supervision
and safety on the
FIRE PREVENTION EBBA
Fire prevention measures in the schools shall be administered in compliance with safety codes. The School Emergency Team shall be responsible for monitoring fire safety education, drills and other emergency preparedness.
VANDALISM
PROTECTION EBCA
Persons responsible for any damage to school property are liable. The Superintendent is authorized to sign a criminal complaint and to press charges against perpetrators of vandalism against school property, and is further authorized to delegate, as seen fit, authority to sign such complaints and to press charges.
REPAIRS EBG
The school will maintain all facilities and make all necessary repairs.
LEASING AND RENTING
OF BUILDING OR GROUNDS EBH
Use of School Facilities must be prior approved by the Superintendent. Lease agreement and deposits are required prior to usage.
EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES RECORDS ECG
The Classroom Teachers shall ensure that proper records are kept on all textbooks, class materials, and classroom supplies. The Coaches are responsible for the uniforms, equipment and inventory during use. The inventory lists for extra curricular activities will be on file with the Athletic Director.
AUTHORIZED USES OF
EQUIPMENT ECH
A request needs to be submitted to the Superintendent for approval if school equipment is loaned out. Borrowers of equipment shall assume the responsibility of returning the equipment in working order. Borrowers will be charged the cost of replacement or repair of damaged equipment.
When use is necessary the following guidelines will be applicable:
1. Employees are to refrain from using telephones for personal calls and to inform others that the telephones are for business calls only. Employees using the telephone for long distance calls are to log them as personal calls and the charge will be deducted from their payroll check.
2. Postal Services: School envelopes, postage, etc. are to be used for school mail only. Mailboxes for each employee are provided, and employees are to check their mailbox on a daily basis.
3. Copier Machines: Copier machines are to be used for school business only. Employees using the copier machines for personal use are to pay $.10 per copy to the Business Office.
4. Fax Machine: The fax machine is to be used for school business only. Employees using the fax machine for personal use are to pay $1.00 per copy to the Business Office.
STUDENT
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ED
The School’s transportation program shall transport students to and from school. The transportation director has the responsibility of all transportation. Other purposes include the provision of transportation for academic field trips in direct support of the curriculum, co-curricular program (athletics), etc.
Buses can be parked at individual homes because of cost effectiveness.
SCHOOL-OWNED BUSES EDAA
Driver Requirements
A. Drivers of school buses, both regular and substitute, shall be hired by the Enemy Swim Day School Board.
B. To be considered for re-employment for an ensuing school term, bus drivers must be properly licensed having passed all examinations prescribed by the statute and the department of public safety. Each bus driver will also be required to have a physical examination according to the licensure requirements.
C. Full-time bus drivers shall be entitled to benefits in accordance with the policy adopted by the Enemy Swim Day School Board.
D. All bus drivers shall keep their seat belts fastened while transporting school children.
E. All bus drivers, regular or substitute, will be required to sweep and clean their bus after each trip.
F.
The bus driver will be responsible for all loading and
safety regulations the
G. All bus drivers are required to participate in an annual bus driver safety course.
Use of School Buses
The primary utilization of school buses in order of priority will be:
1. Transportation routes to and from school.
2. Educational Field Trips
STUDENT BUS CONDUCT EDCB
Refer to policy JCDAD.
SCHEDULING AND
ROUTING OF BUSES EDD
The bus routes will be determined by the transportation director.
SPECIAL USE OF
SCHOOL VEHICLES EDDA
School vehicle shall be used specifically for school-sponsored activities and official school business. All other use is prohibited.
ACCIDENT REPORTING
– STUDENT TRANSPORTATION EDG
The driver of a school vehicle shall be responsible to reporting to any accident to law enforcement and to the transportation director.
FOOD SERVICE
MANAGEMENT EE
1. That the food service programs operate on a non-profit basis;
2. All school lunches are provided at no cost.
3. That the Child and Adult Nutrition Services guidelines are followed.
FOOD SERVICE
RECORDS EEC
Food Service records will be maintained as required.
VENDING MACHINES EED
The school may contract with a firm to maintain vending machines on the school premises.
INSURANCE
MANAGEMENT EG
The Business Manager shall be responsible for the management of all insurance programs.
FRINGE BENEFITS EGA
The Board may provide fringe benefits for employees according to budget and need.
WORKER’S
COMPENSATION EGAA
All employees of
LIFE INSURANCE EGAB
HEALTH INSURANCE EGAC
INCOME PROTECTION –
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE EGAF
Federal regulations state that employee benefits in the form of employer’s contributions or expenses for unemployment insurance coverage as properly provided such benefits are granted under approved plans and are distributed equitably to grant programs and to other activities.
PROPERTY INSURANCE EGC
The Board will carry necessary and appropriate property insurance to adequately cover possible losses in the use of its buildings and vehicles.