Can a student be appointed as Student Activities Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer?
No. The Student Activities Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer must be school employees. In accordance with the USFRCS page X-C-2.1, a schools governing board must appoint an employee as student activities treasurer. In the case of multiple school sites, the governing board may designate an assistant student activities treasurer for each school. The assistant treasurer must also be a school employee. 2. Is a charter school required to follow the School District Procurement Rules and the USFRCS guidelines for competitive purchases below the dollar limits required for sealed bids for student activities disbursements? No. School District Procurement Rule R7-2-1002(E) exempts student activities disbursements, unless school monies are involved for nonexempt schools. However, to maximize purchasing power, schools should consider having student clubs follow similar procedures. It is recommended that student clubs follow the purchasing guidelines in USFRCS VI-G, Disbursements, for obtaining oral
