How to Implement a Fee Schedule for Community Use of School Facilities
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The document outlines the fee schedule for community use of school facilities in the Coppell Independent School District in Texas. It establishes five categories of user groups (A-E) and assigns different fee structures based on factors like connection to students, nonprofit status, and times of use. Category A includes school-affiliated and youth groups who can waive fees on weekdays. Category B is for non-school affiliated youth groups who pay hourly room rates and a monthly fee. Categories C-D are for non-profit and for-profit non-youth groups who pay higher base fees plus hourly rates and personnel costs. Category E includes nonprofit youth service groups who can waive fees on weekdays but pay hourly room rates on
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