BUILDING RENTAL 5040
Buildings and grounds are under the direction of the school principal.
1. Building Use
1.1    As a guide to scheduling, priorities are as follows:
  
1.1.1    First priority will be for regular school programs and 
activities.
1.1.2    Second priority will be for scheduled community school 
and adult education programs and activities.
1.1.3    Third priority will be for other community groups who wish 
to rent facilities.
1.2    School buildings cannot be used unless a representative of the 
board of education is in attendance.  Such a representative has 
authority to protect the building and equipment from improper use.
1.3    The applicant for the use of the building shall be present at all times 
and be responsible for enforcing these rules and regulations.
1.4    Materials on chalkboards, tables, etc. will not be disturbed except 
upon permission of the principal.
1.5    Grounds and buildings must be left in clean and good condition 
after each usage.
1.6    The grounds will not be used immediately after heavy rains or other 
times when the activity will damage the sod.
1.7    School buildings shall not be used for purposes considered 
competitive with private industrial or commercial purposes except 
when used by nonprofit organizations for community projects.
1.8    When buildings are occupied, all fire and safety ordinances must be 
observed.
1.9    Schools and equipment cannot be used except as included in the 
rental agreement.
1.10 The use of intoxicants is prohibited at any time on school property.,
1.11    The use of tobacco or vape products on school property by students or minors is 
prohibited at any time.  The use of tobacco or vape products by adults is not 
permitted in any school building at any time.
1.12    No outside properties or equipment shall be brought into the 
building without prior approval of the principal or supervisor.  When 
permission is granted, such property or equipment shall be 
removed immediately following its use and the board, or its agents, 
shall not be responsible for damage or loss incurred to such 
property or equipment.
1.13    No sign, poster, properties, etc., can be attached to the building by 
any materials such as pins, tacks, tape, etc., except upon approval 
in advance by the principal or supervisor.  Independent supports 
must be provided.
1.14    The conduct of those attending activities shall be of such a 
standard as benefits the proper use of an educational unit.  Foul 
language, rowdiness, etc., shall not be permitted.
1.15    Buildings are not to be used for any purpose on Sunday except by 
the express permission of the Board.
1.16    The applicant agrees to provide traffic control and other protections 
as needed.  The board shall not be responsible for policing the 
grounds or regulating traffic.
1.17    The applicant is responsible for all damage to buildings, equipment 
or grounds which occurs as a result of the applicant's use of the 
building.
1.18    Buildings cannot be used by teachers or other employees for 
private instruction outside of regular school hours for which a fee is 
charged.  
1.19    In case of emergencies, the Red Cross or other welfare agencies 
may use the building upon permission of the superintendent.
1.20    The board of education may permit school facilities to be used rent-
free by non-profit entities.  An organization is considered non-profit 
if the IRS considers it a charitable organization that has received 
tax-exempt status. A tax-exempt number must be provided. The 
board of education may also permit school facilities to be used rent 
free by certain non-political reciprocal organizations. The board of 
education reserves the right to grant or refuse the use of school facilities to 
any or all applicants, and to charge for reasonable expenses.
1.21    A full schedule of adult education programs, senior citizens' 
activities and college courses will be promoted and sponsored by 
the school district.  Fees for such programs shall cover only actual 
costs for instructors and materials, etc.  All such activities will be 
coordinated through the district adult education director.  
2. RENTAL FEES:
See attached Facility Usage Permit.
2.1    Whenever food is served in the cafeteria, kitchens will be opened at 
requested time so that the group renting the facility may have use of 
water, sinks, stoves, and refrigerators.  No food preparation or cooking will 
be done.
2.2    If dishes and silver are not used, one school food service employee 
will be employed to assist during the use of the facilities.
2.3    If dishes and silver are used, the organization renting the facility will 
employee food service workers to assist and to wash dishes.  The 
following schedule will be followed:   
2.3.1 Up to 50 people 1 food service employee
2.3.2        50 to 200 people        2 food service employees
2.3.3        200 to 300 people        3 food service employees
2.4 School food service employees will be paid at their current rate.
2.5    Members of the renting organization will clean up the dining room.  
This includes washing the tables, chairs, sweeping floors, emptying 
garbage cans, etc.
2.6    School food service will not cater for special occasions to any group 
outside of the schools.
APPROVED: 06/29/90
REVISED:  01/11/17  
REVISED 05/13/20
