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Highland High Provides Information on Student Fees and Waivers

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Highland High has provided information regarding student fees and the process for applying for fee waivers. The school is also transitioning its payment system.

Key takeaways

  • Highland High is transitioning from My School Fees to School Cash for payments.
  • Approved Utah State Fee Waivers can waive most student school fees.
  • Eligibility for waivers includes criteria such as household income, foster care, and receiving SNAP or TANF.
  • The waiver process requires an application and a review meeting with an administrator.

Highland High has announced updates concerning student fees and the availability of fee waivers through a Utah State application. The school also noted a change in its payment processing method.

The school is no longer using My School Fees for payments and advises families to watch for updates regarding School Cash.

A Fee Waiver, which is a Utah State application, can waive most student fees if approved. The process involves filling out an application, meeting with an administrator for review, and checking with the treasurer after approval to determine which specific fees are covered.

Students may be eligible for a waiver based on several criteria, including family or household income, receiving SSI, being designated McKinney-Vento, being in foster care, being in state custody, or receiving TANF funding or SNAP.

For more information regarding fee waivers, individuals can visit the Utah State Board of Education's Fee page or visit the Highland High Main Office. The school provides various policy and fee schedule documents in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Somali, Arabic, and several others.

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