May a nonpublic school order computer software programs directly and bill back the public school district?
No. It is the responsibility of the district to purchase the computer software programs requested by nonpublic school pupils. • May a district levy any charges such as shipping, handling and transportation costs to nonpublic schools, parents, or pupils for participation in this program? No. These materials are to be loaned free to pupils and no fees may be assessed. • What information should the nonpublic school administrator provide to the district? The administrator should provide the total enrollment of the base year and a listing of all the computer software programs needed by the pupils. In listing the programs the administrator should include the titles of the programs, level, source and any other information necessary for processing the request. • Does the law authorize the board of education to make reasonable rules covering the computer software program? Yes. Such rules must apply equally to public and nonpublic school pupils. • May a district charge pupils for damage, loss, o
