SCHOOL NON-PUBLIC FUNDS
Background
Principals are responsible to the District for the proper maintenance of and accounting for all funds raised in the name of the school.
Procedures
- The Principal shall ensure that “generally accepted accounting procedures” are adhered to in the management and reporting processes.
- Principals are to have a written procedure outlining the process used for the management of and decisions related to Non-Public Funds.Such procedure shall be shared with partner groups in September of each school year.
- Each fund is to be operated on a trust fund basis, with its own ledger for cash receipts and cash disbursement.Void receipts are to be retained on file.
- Pre-numbered receipts (or other approved method) are to be issued for all cash received.Where funds are raised on a student or classroom basis, a class list indicating student payments may be used in place of individual receipts.
- All cash received is to be deposited in the bank at least monthly for elementary schools and every two weeks for middle and secondary schools.
- An imprest petty cash fund may be maintained if this is felt to be necessary.
- Vouchers and receipts are to be retained in support of every expenditure.
- Records of Non-Public funds are available for review upon request by the Secretary-Treasurer, PAC President and Staff Representative for the STA and CUPE.Funds include both school programs and fund raising activities.
- Records of Non-Public funds are subject to audit on a periodic basis by the District’s auditors.
Reference:
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- Sections 22, 23, 65, 81, 85, 106.3, 106.4, 110, 111, 112, 112.1, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 156, 157, 157.1 School Act
- Financial Information Act
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