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Policy No. |
2320 |
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Adoption Date: |
July 11, 1984 |
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Reviewed: |
October 1, 1997 |
INSTRUCTION FIELD TRIPS, EXCURSIONS AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION
The board recognizes that field trips when used as a device for teaching and learning integral to the curriculum are an educationally sound and important ingredient in the instructional program of the schools. Such trips can supplement and enrich classroom procedures by providing learning experiences in an environment beyond the classroom.
Field trips which take students out of the state or are planned to keep students out of the district overnight must be approved in advance by the board. Outdoor education resident school plans shall be presented to the board for annual approval. The superintendent has the authority to approve all other field trips.
The superintendent shall develop procedures for the operation of a field trip or an outdoor education activity which shall insure that the safety of the student shall be protected and that parent permission is obtained before the student leaves the schools. Each field trip must be integrated with the curriculum and coordinated with classroom activities which enhance its usefulness.
No staff member may solicit students for any privately arranged field trip or excursion without board permission.
Cross References:
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Board Policy |
3520 |
Student Fees, Fines, Charges |
Legal References:
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RCW |
28A.330.100(5) |
Additional powers of board |
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67.20.020 |
Parks--Contracts for cooperation |
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WAC |
180-87-090 |
Improper remunerative conduct |