Policy 500.22 – School Fees – Canyons School District

POLICY NUMBER:
500.22

ADOPTED:
5.6.2025

Board Policy

The Board of Education recognizes the value of school-sponsored student activities, courses, and programs during and outside of the regular school day to complement student academic growth, to allow students to build positive relationship with peers, and offer learning opportunities for individual students and groups. The Board of Education is willing to charge fees to offer the activities, courses, and programs for students consistent with its statutory authority and consistent with state law and Utah State Board of Education (USBE) rule.
The Board of Education also recognizes the need: (1) to establish an orderly system of reasonable fees; (2) to provide adequate notice to student and families of fee and fee waiver requirements; (3) and to prohibit practices that would exclude those unable to pay from participation in school-sponsored activities; or create a burden on a student or family as to have a detrimental impact on participation in accordance with Utah State Board of Education (USBE) rule and state law.
The Board of Education further recognizes the need to preserve equal opportunity for all students and limit diversion of money and school staff resources from the basic school program, and fee policies shall be designed to limit student expenditure for school-sponsored activities, including expenditures for activities, uniforms, clubs, clinics, travel, and subject are and vocational leadership organizations, whether local, state or national.
The Board of Education will annually approve a District-wide fee schedule for high school and middle school in a public Board meeting.
The Board of Education expects District and school administrators and employees to treat students and parents/legal guardians with dignity and respect in the process of fee payments and waiver of fee payments and to exercise diligent efforts so no student is denied the opportunity to participate in a class or school-sponsored or supported activity because of an inability to pay a fee.
The Board authorizes the Superintendent and District Administration for establishing administrative regulations consistent with this policy, subject to review and approval by the Board.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-1

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Definitions - 500.22-1

For purposes of this policy, the following definitions apply:

“Common education expense”: means an expense the District incurs that is related to the delivery of instruction for all courses, unrelated to a specific course, program or activity. It includes the employment of educators and staff, the provision of capital facilities, and operation and maintenance costs.
“Course”: means an activity, a course, or program that a District: (1) intends to deliver instruction; (2) provides, sponsors, or supports; and (3) conducts primarily during school hours. It includes a course in which is student is required to enroll as a condition of participation in a separate extracurricular activity.
“Discretionary project”: means a project that a student completes in lieu of or in addition to a required classroom project in accordance with Section 53G-7-503.
“Extracurricular activity”: means an activity or a program that is not a course, and is provided, sponsored, or supported by the District. “Extracurricular activity” does not include a noncurricular club.
“Fee”: means a charge, expense, deposit, rental, or payment:
1. (1) regardless of how a District terms, describes, requests, or requires the charge, expense, deposit, rental, or payment is termed, described, requested, or required directly or indirectly; (2) in the form of money, goods, or services; and (3) that is a condition to a student’s full participation in an activity, course, or program that is provided, sponsored, or supported by the District.
2. “Fee” includes: (1) payments made to a third party that provides a part of a school activity, class, or program; and (2) a fine other than a student fine.
3. “Fee” does not include:
  1. A student fine that a District approves for:
    1. (1) failing to return school property;
    2. (2) losing, wasting, or damaging school property as described in 53G-8-212; or
    3. (3) improper use of school property, including a parking violation;
  2. a payment for school breakfast or lunch;
  3. a deposit that is:
    1. a pledge securing the return of school property; and
    2. the District or school refunds upon the return of school property; or
  4. a charge for insurance, unless the insurance is required for a student to participate in an activity, course, or program; or
  5. money or another item of monetary value that a student or the student’s family raises through fundraising.
“Fee Course”: means a course that is not a fee-course.
“Fundraising”:
1. means an activity or event that the District provides, sponsors, or supports, and uses students to generate funds or raise money to:
  1. Provide financial support to a school or school’s class, group, team or program; or
  2. Benefit a particular charity for other charitable purposes.
2. Does not include an alternative method of raising revenue without students.
‘Instructional equipment”: means an activity, course, or program-related supply or tool that: (1) a student is required to use as part of an activity, course, or program in a secondary school; and (2) becomes the property of the student upon exiting the activity, course, or program; and is subject to a fee waiver. “Instructional equipment ” does not include school equipment; an instructional supply; or a personal student supply for a secondary student.
“Instructional supply”: means a non-reusable or a consumable material or supply that is necessary to use, expend, or deplete as a component or element of an activity, course, or program in a secondary school. It does not include a personal student supply for a secondary student.
“Non-fee course”: means a course that results in course credit or a course grade within the core standards the state board establishes under Section 53E-4-202 and other statutory requirements for:
1. English language arts;
2. health education;
3. mathematics;
4. science; and
5. social studies.
“Non-waivable charge”: means a cost, payment, or expenditure that is a personal discretionary charge or purchase, including:
1. a charge for insurance, unless the insurance is required for a student to participate in an activity, class, or program;
2. a charge for college credit related to the successful completion of
  1. a concurrent enrollment class; or an advanced placement examination; or
  2. except when requested or required by the District, a charge for a personal consumable item such as a yearbook, class ring, letterman jacket or seater, or other similar item;
3. is subject to sales tax as described by the Utah State Tax Commission Publication 35, Sales Tax Information for Public and Private Elementary or Secondary Schools; or
4. by Utah Code, federal law, or Board Rule is designated not to be a fee including: a school uniform; school lunch; or a charge for a replacement for damaged or lost school equipment or supplies.
“Personal student supply”: means, for a secondary student, an object, tool, material or supply that: (1) is the personal property of the student; (2) regardless of the use of the supply in the instructional process, individuals not enrolled in the course or activity also commonly purchase and use; and (3) has a high probability of regular use in activities other than school-sponsored activities. It includes pencils, papers, notebooks, crayons, scissors, and basic clothing.
“Provision in lieu of fee waiver”: means an alternative to fee payment or waiver of fee payment. It does not include a plan under which fees are paid installments or under some other delayed payment arrangement.
“School activity clothing:” means special shoes or items of clothing that:
1. meet specific requirements, including requesting a specific color, style, fabric, or imprint;
2. a school requires a student to provide and wear to an activity, course, program related activity; and
3. the student rents while participating in the activity; or become the property of the student upon exiting the activity, course, or program. “School activity clothing:” does not include a school uniform or clothing commonly found in students’ homes.
“School equipment”: means a machine, equipment, facility or tool that is durable, reusable, a secondary school owns, and a student uses as part of an activity, course, or program in a secondary school.
“School uniform”: means special shoes or items of clothing that:
1. that meet specific requirements, including requesting a specific color, style, fabric, or imprint; and that a school requires a student to provide and wear during school atterndance; and are the property of the student. “School uniform” does not include school activity clothing.
“Secondary school”: means a school that provides instruction to students in grades 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12.
“Secondary school student”: means a student enrolled in a secondary school, and a student in grade 6 if the student attends a secondary school.
“Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program” or “SNAP” means a program, formerly known as food stamps, which provides nutrition benefits to supplement the food budget of low income families through the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
“Temporary Assistance for Needy Families” or “TANF,”: means a program, formerly known as AFDC, which provides monthly cash assistance and food stamps to low-income families with children under age 18 through the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
“Textbook”: means instructional material necessary for participation in a course or program, regardless of the format or the material. It includes a hard copy book or printed pages of instructional material, including a consumable workbook, or computer hardware, software, or digital context. It does not include school equipment, instructional equipment, or instructional supplies.
“Waiver”: means a full or partial release from a requirement to pay a fee and from any provision in lieu of fee paymen

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-2

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fee Schedule-Approval and Notice of Student Fees and Waiver - 500.22-2

The Board of Education shall annually adopt a fee schedule, and provide the fee schedule to each student and parent.
1. Before approving the fee schedule, the Board shall:
  1. provide at least two opportunities for the public to comment on the proposed fee schedule;
  2. encourage public participation in the development of the fee schedule; and
  3. approve the fee schedule in a regularly scheduled public meeting.
  4. The notice provided to parents and students of the two opportunities to provide public comments shall use the same form of communication regularly used by the District to communicate with parents, including notice by e-mail, text, flyer, or phone call.
  5. Minutes of meetings shall be kept during which fee and waiver policies are developed and adopted, together with copies of approved policies, in accordance with §52-4-203.
  6. The fee schedule shall be approved by April 1st for the following school year.
2. The Board will establish a per student annual maximum fee amount that the District may charge for the student’s participation in all courses, programs, and activities provided, sponsored, or supported by a school for the year.
3. The Board shall establish:
  1. A maximum fee amount per student for each activity;
  2. A maximum total aggregate fee amount per student per school year;
  3. As part of the fee setting process, the Board may review and consider the following: cost to provide the activity, class, or the program; student enrollment; the number of and monetary amount fee waivers annually granted within the prior three years; historical participation and school interest in certain activities; the prior year fee schedule; the amount of revenue collected from each fee in prior years; fund-raising capacity; prior year community donors; and other resources available, including through donations and fundraising.
The fee schedule shall include:
1. a specific amount for each fee on the fee schedule;
2. If a student is responsible for multiple fees related to one activity, class, or program, a clear and easy to understand delineation of each fee and the fee total for each activity, class or program;
3. The District’s fee waiver policy, including a statement informing a parent that a student:
  1. may be eligible to have one or more fees waived; and
  2. may appeal the District’s decision if the District denies a request for fee waiver; and
4. a corresponding spending plan for each fee.
The District shall publish the fee schedule on the District’s school website and include a copy of the District’s fee schedule with registration materials.
1. Provide a copy of the fee schedule and waiver policies to a student’s parent who enrolls a student after the initial enrollment period.
2. If a District’s student or parent population in a single language other than English exceeds 20%, the District shall also publish the fee schedule and fee waiver policies in the language of those families.
3. A District representative shall meet personally with each student’s parent or family and make available an interpreter for the parent to understand the District’s waiver schedules and policies if the student or parent’s first language is a language other than English; and the District hasn’t published the District fee schedule and fee waiver policies in the parent’s language.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-3

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fee Provisions; Fees in Elementary School - 500.22-3

Fee Provisions

The District may charge a fee that:
1. it notices and authorizes in accordance with Section 53G-7-505;
2. is for a service or good that has a direct benefit to the student paying the fee so as to not be general in nature;
3. is directly related to the expense the District incurs for providing a student the relevant activity, course, or program rather than being general in nature;
4. is equal to or less than the expense described in 3; and does not supplant or subsidize a fee the District is prohibited from charging, including the normal expense of delivering instruction in a course.

Fees in Elementary Schools

1. The District may not charge a fee for; elementary school activities that are part of the regular school day; or
2. for supplies a student uses during the regular elementary school day.
3. An elementary school or elementary school teacher:
4. may compile and provide to an elementary school student’s parent a suggested list of supplies for use during the regular school day so that a parent may furnish, only on a voluntary basis, the listed supplies for student use; and shall ensure that the list includes the following language before identifying the supplies: “NOTICE: THE ITEMS ON THIS LIST WILL BE USED DURING THE REGULAR SCHOOL DAY. THEY MAY BE BROUGHT FROM HOME ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS, OTHERWISE, THEY WILL BE FURNISHED BY THE SCHOOL.”

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-4

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fees in Secondary Schools - 500.22-4

Beginning with the 2025-2026 school year, the District may not charge a secondary student a fee:
1. that is general in nature and for a service or good that does not have a direct benefit to the student paying the fee;
2. for an expense related to a non-fee course;
3. for a textbook or consumable workbook;
4. for computer hardware, software, or digital content;
5. for school equipment; or
6. a common education expense;
A District may charge a secondary student a fee for:
1. relating to a non-fee course or a fee course, for:
  1. instructional equipment;
  2. a school field trip or activity trip or performance, including related transportation, food, lodging, and admission charges or participation fees;
  3. school activity clothing; a discretionary project; or
  4. a competency remediation program in accordance with Section 53G-9-803;
2. an expense related to a course, activity, or program that is a fee course, including:
  1. instructional supplies;
  2. the life-cycle replacement costs for school equipment directly related to the fee course;
  3. a musical instrument rental;
  4. licensing fees for fine arts intellectual property; or
  5. participating in a driver education course described in Section 53G-10-503;
3. an expense related to the following post-secondary-related courses, including tuition, college credit, an exam, or a textbook, as described in Section 53G-7-506:
  1. an Advanced Placement course;
  2. an International Baccalaureate course; or
  3. a concurrent enrollment course, as described in Section 53E-10-302;
4. an extracurricular activity, including the life-cycle replacement costs for school equipment directly related to the extracurricular activity;
5. open enrollment application processing in accordance with Section 53G-6-402; and
A school may charge a secondary student or an individual a fee for an adult education course in accordance with Section 53E-10-202.
A fee may not be charged for student computer hardware or software unless it is for damaged or lost property.
The District may pursue reasonable methods for collecting student fees, up to including a collection agency.
The District may not withhold class schedules, student grades, or other school records, including graduation transcripts for unpaid fees. The District may not:
1. 6exclude a student from a school, an activity, class, or program that is provided, sponsored, or supported by a school;
2. refuse to issue a course grade; or withhold official student records, including written or electronic grade reports, class schedules, diplomas or transcripts

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-5

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Credit Towards Graduation Without Fees - 500.22-5

Beginning for the 2026-2027 school year, a District that awards credit toward graduation shall ensure that at least one option of required courses and credits toward graduation exists that does not require the payment or waiver of any fee.
Nothing in provision 1 above, requires the District to provide without a fee or fee waiver a specific activity, course, or program, or the student’s preferred activity, course or program.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-5

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fee-Waivable Activities, Classes, or Programs, Sponsored, or Supported by a School - 500.22-6

Fees for the following are waivable:
1. an activity, class, or program that is primarily intended to serve school-age children; and taught or administrated, more than inconsequentially, by a school employee as part of the employee’s assignment;
2. an activity, class, or program that is explicitly or implicitly required:
  1. as a condition to receive a higher grade, or for successful completion of a school class or credit, including a requirement for a student to attend a concert or museum as part of a music or art class for extra credit; or
  2. as a condition to participate in a school activity, class, program, or team, including, a requirement for a student to participate in summer camp or clinic for students who seek to participate on a school team, such as cheerleading, football, soccer, dance, or another team;
3. an activity or program that is promoted by a school employee, such as a coach, advisor, teacher, school-recognized volunteer, or similar person, during school hours where it could be reasonably understood that the school employee is acting in the employee’s official capacity;
4. an activity program where full participation in the activity or program includes:
  1. travel for state or national education experiences or competitions;
  2. debate camps or competitions; or
  3. music camps or competitions; and
  4. a concurrent enrollment, CTE, or AP course.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-7

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Donations in Lieu of Fees; Service in Lieu of Fees - 500.22-7

Donations in Lieu of Fees:

A school may not request or accept a donation in lieu of a fee from a student or parent unless the activity, class, or program for which the donation is solicited will otherwise be fully funded by the District and receipt of the donation will not affect participation by an individual student.
A donation is a fee if a student or parent is required to make the donation as a condition to the student’s participation in an activity, class, or program.
The District may solicit and accept a donation or contribution in accordance with the District’s policies, but all such requests must clearly state that donations and contributions by a student or parent are voluntary.
If the District solicits donations, the District shall:
1. solicit and handle donations in accordance with policies established by the District;
2. may not place any undue burden on a student or family in relation to a donation.
The District may raise money to offset the cost to the District attributed to fee waivers granted to students through the District’s foundation.
The District shall direct donations provided to the District through the District’s foundation in accordance with the District’s policies governing the foundation.
A District may not accept a donation that would create a significant inequity among the schools within the District.

Service in Lieu of Fees – Voluntary Requests for Installment Plans:

The District allows a student to perform community service in lieu of a fee, but community service in lieu of a fee may not be required.
A student may perform community service in lieu of a fee if the service assignment is appropriate to the:
1. age of the student;
2. physical condition of the student; and
3. maturity of the student.
The District’s community service policy must be consistent with state and federal laws including:
1. Utah Code §53G-7-504, Waivers of fees;
2. the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act, 29 U.S.C.§201;
3. the community service can be performed within a reasonable period of time; and
4. the service is at least equal to the minimum wage for each hour of service.
A student who performs community service may not be treated differently than other students who pay a fee.
The community service may not create an unreasonable burden for a student or parent and may not be of such a nature as to demean or stigmatize the student.
The District shall transfer a student’s community service credit to:
1. another school within the District; or
2. another District upon request of the student.
The District allows an installment payment plan available to a parent or student to pay for a fee. The installment payment plan may not be instigated by the school but must be voluntarily requested by the student or parent.
The District that charges fees shall adopt policies that include at least the following:
1. The process for obtaining waivers or pursuing alternatives that is administered fairly, objectively, and without delay, and avoids stigma and unreasonable burdens on students and families;
2. A process with no visible indicators that could lead to identification of fee waiver applicants;
3. A process that complies with the privacy requirements of The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, 20 U.S.C.§1232g (FERPA);
A student may not collect fees or assist in the fee waiver approval process;
A standard written decision and appeal form is provided to every applicant; and during an appeal the requirement that the fee be paid is suspended.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-8

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fee Waivers - 500.22-8

All fees are subject to waiver.
Fee waivers are effective from the date applied. Fee waivers are not retroactive, unless an exception is granted by the Principal and District Administration for the current school year.
Fees charged for an activity, class, or program held outside of the regular school day, during the summer, or outside of the District’s regular school year are subject to waiver.
Non-waivable charges are not subject to waiver.
The District may notify schools and families that the student and families may voluntarily pay an increased fee amount or provide a donation to cover costs of other students and families.
The District shall distribute the impact of fee waivers across the District so that no school carries a disproportionate share of the District’s total fee waiver burden.
The District will provide for adequate waivers or other provisions in lieu of fee waivers to ensure that no student is denied the opportunity to participate in a class or school-sponsored or supported activity because of an inability to pay a fee.
The District will designate at least one (1) person at an appropriate administrative level in each school to review and grant fee waiver requests.
The District will administer the process for obtaining a fee waiver or pursuing an alternative fairly, objectively, without delay, and in a manner that avoids stigma, embarrassment, undue attention, and unreasonable burdens on students and parents.
The District may not treat a student receiving a fee waiver or provision in lieu of a fee waiver differently from other students.
A school may not identify a student on fee waiver to students, staff members, or other persons who do not need to know.
The District shall ensure that a fee waiver or other provision in lieu of fee waiver is available to any student whose parent is unable to pay a fee.
A school or District administrator shall verify fee waivers consistent with this policy and USBE rule.
Fee Waiver Appeal:
1. The denial of a fee waiver application may be appealed to the District for review by a District Fee Waiver Appeal Panel within ten (10) business days following the decision to deny a fee waiver application. During the appeal process, any requirement that the student pay a fee is suspended during the period for which the student’s eligibility for fee waiver is under consideration.
2. The District Fee Waiver Appeal Panel will be comprised of one (1) representative from each of the Departments of Legal Services, School Performance, and Accounting. The District Fee Waiver Appeal Panel will review the appeal and render a decision within twenty (20) business days.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION:
500.22-9

APPROVED:
5.6.2025

Fee Waiver Eligibility - 500.22-9

A student is eligible for fee waiver if the District receives verification that:
1. based on family income, the student qualifies;
2. the student to whom the fee applies receives Social Security Income for children with disabilities (SSI);
3. the family receives TANF funding;
4. the student is in foster care through the Division of Child and Family Services;
5. the student is in state custody.
In lieu of income verification, the District may require alternative verification under the following circumstances:
1. If a student’s family receives TANF, the District may require a letter of decision covering the period for which a fee waiver is sought from the Utah Department of Workforce Services;
2. If a student receives SSI, the District may require a benefit verification letter from the Social Security Administration;
3. If a student is in state custody or foster care, the District may rely on the youth in care required intake form and school enrollment letter or both provided by a case worker from the Utah Division of Child and Family Services or the Utah Juvenile Justice Department.
4. If a student qualifies for McKinney-Vento, verification is obtained through the District’s McKinney-Vento liaison; or
5. The District may not subject a family to unreasonable demands for re-qualification.
A school may grant a fee waiver to a student, on a case by case basis, who does not qualify for a fee waiver under Subsection (1), but who, because of extenuating circumstances is not reasonably capable of paying the fee.
The District may charge a proportional share of a fee or reduced fee if circumstances change for a student or family so that fee waiver eligibility no longer exists.

Exhibits

References

Utah Code §53G-7-501, et seq.

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Document History

Revised – 5.6.2025. Policy -500.22 – School Fees was updated to align with HB415 (2024) and HB344 (2025). The policy update includes updated definitions: common education expense; course; extra-curricular activity; fee; fundraising; instru tional equipment; instructional supply; non-fee course; personal student supply; school activity clothing; school equipment; school uniform; secondary school; Secondary school student; “(SNAP)”; and textbook.

– The fee schedule shall be approved by April 1st for the following school year.

– Fee Provisions: The District may charge a fee that:

o it notices and authorizes in accordance with Section 53G-7-505;

o is for a service or good that has a direct benefit to the student paying the fee so as to not be general in nature;

o is directly related to the expense the District incurs for providing a student the relevant activity, course, or program rather than being general in nature

– Fees in Elementary Schools – A District may not charge a fee:

o elementary school activities that are part of the regular school day; or

o for supplies a student uses during the regular elementary school day.

o An elementary teacher may compile and provide to an elementary school student’s parent a suggested list of supplies for use during the regular school day so that a parent may furnish, only on a voluntary basis, the listed supplies for student use.

NOTICE: THE ITEMS ON THIS LIST WILL BE USED DURING THE REGULAR SCHOOL DAY. THEY MAY BE BROUGHT FROM HOME ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS, OTHERWISE, THEY WILL BE FURNISHED BY THE SCHOOL.” .

– Fees in Secondary Schools – Beginning in the 2025-2026 school year, the District may not charge a secondary student a fee

o that is general in nature and for a service or good that does not have a direct benefit to the student paying the fee

o for an expense related to a non-fee course;

o for a textbook or consumable workbook;

o for computer hardware, software, or digital content;

o for school equipment; or

o a common education expense

– Credit Towards Graduation Without Fees – Beginning in the 2026-2027

– Language that fees may not be charged for student computer hardware or software

– The District may pursue reasonable methods for collecting student fees, up to including a collection agency.

– The District may not withhold class schedules, student grades, or other school records, including graduation transcripts for unpaid fees

Revised – 5.21.2019. Policy – 500.22 – School Fees was revised to align with state law regarding school fees. (See, Utah Code 53G-7-501, et seq.; R277- 407). The policy includes a new definition for “fee” and other related terms, as well as statutory requirements for fee schedule approval and notice of student fees and waiver, including:

– notice requirements for two opportunities for public input and comment on the proposed fee schedule;

– notice must be provided using the same form of communication regularly used by the District to communicate with parents, including notice by e-mail, text, flyer, or phone call;

– fee schedule must be adopted in a regularly scheduled public meeting;

– a maximum fee amount per student for each activity; o a total aggregate fee amount per student; and o publication requirements for the fee schedule on the District’s website.

– guidance for charging of fees for classes and activities during the regular school day and school activities outside of the regular school day;

– fee waivable activities, classes, or programs sponsored or supported by a school; – fee waivers and fee eligibility;

– donations and service in lieu of fees;

– textbook fees

Adopted – 9.18.2012.

This online presentation is an electronic representation of the Canyons School District’s currently adopted policy manual. It does not reflect updating activities in progress. The official, authoritative manual is available for inspection in the office of the Superintendent located at 9361 South 300 East Sandy, UT 84070.

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Policy 500.22 – School Fees

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Definitions - 500.22-1

Fee Schedule-Approval and Notice of Student Fees and Waiver - 500.22-2

Fee Provisions; Fees in Elementary School - 500.22-3

Fees in Secondary Schools - 500.22-4

Credit Towards Graduation Without Fees - 500.22-5

Fee-Waivable Activities, Classes, or Programs, Sponsored, or Supported by a School - 500.22-6

Donations in Lieu of Fees; Service in Lieu of Fees - 500.22-7

Fee Waivers - 500.22-8

Fee Waiver Eligibility - 500.22-9

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