Highlights
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4-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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ACT names MRCC teacher Indiana's College and Career Readiness K-12 Champion
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Data shows Marion HS as state leader in college and career readiness
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Enrollment information
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Get your Giants gear HERE!
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Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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Local church group awards MLK scholarships to MHS students
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Marion Community Schools District Targets
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Little Giants open applications
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McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor 3rd year in a row
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MCS Bullying Prevention Fact Sheet/Report Forms
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MHS Hall of Distinction nominations due May 9
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MHS joins with county's other public schools to form Honor Band
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MHS JROTC Raiders make top 10 at nationals
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MHS presents a Hoosier story, ‘The Diviners’ (4/13 - 4/14)
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MHS student earns prize at national art competition
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MRCC’s IT Academy to offer tech services to the community
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VIDEO: WIWU-TV features MRCC aviation program
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April 18 2018Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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April 18 20184-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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April 11 2018Kindergarten Roundup set for April 19
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April 4 2018Free USA Basketball Open Court program continues through August at MHS
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April 3 2018District parent involvement meeting
Board Policies
Adoption Date: May 11, 2016
6146 - COLLECTION AND FORGIVENESS OF DEBT
The Board of School Trustees of the Marion Community School Corporation understands it is required to collect all monies owned to it by patrons, employees, parents and students, including money owed through student lunch accounts and other extracurricular accounts. Every effort should be made by the school administration to collect the monies owed to the school corporation including collection procedures. Such efforts should be documented by school administration before the debt is forgiven, waived, or written off of the school corporation accounts.
The school corporation may forgive, waive, or write-off all or a portion of the debt if one of the following conditions is met:
Every decision to forgive, waive, or write-off a debt must be documented and include the specific facts for the decision relating to one of the above stated reasons.
The superintendent may develop regulations addressing specific situations relating to the above conditions.
In the cases where a positive balance exists in the accounts, every effort must be made by the school administration to return the positive balance to the account holder when the person is no longer in the school corporation. If attempts made to refund the balance have been unsuccessful, the balance should be transferred to the corresponding school fund or if such transfer is not appropriate, to the school corporation general fund.
The school corporation may forgive, waive, or write-off all or a portion of the debt if one of the following conditions is met:
- The school administration determines that the student or the parent or guardian of the student is unable to pay the debt;
- The payment of the debt could impact the health or safety of the student;
- The cost to pursue and collect the debt from the student and his/her parents would cost more than the potential total debt collected; or
- There are mitigating circumstances as determined by the superintendent that preclude the collection of the debt.
Every decision to forgive, waive, or write-off a debt must be documented and include the specific facts for the decision relating to one of the above stated reasons.
The superintendent may develop regulations addressing specific situations relating to the above conditions.
In the cases where a positive balance exists in the accounts, every effort must be made by the school administration to return the positive balance to the account holder when the person is no longer in the school corporation. If attempts made to refund the balance have been unsuccessful, the balance should be transferred to the corresponding school fund or if such transfer is not appropriate, to the school corporation general fund.
This page was last modified:
May. 16 2016
Marion Community Schools
District Offices are inside Marion High School: 750 W. 26th St. (enter at Door 22, west of main entrance)
Marion, IN 46953
Marion, IN 46953
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