Outline of the state of Arizona
State
Arizona
Provides for waivers or a cap on amount of money to be collected

Category
Sports Participation Fees—Allowed

Category
Sports Participation Fees—Allowed

State law requires fees for participation, but provides for waivers or a cap on the amount of money to be collected.

Arizona Revised Statutes 15-342 Discretionary powers

  1. For common and high school pupils, assess reasonable fees for optional extracurricular activities and programs conducted when the common or high school is not in session, except that no fees shall be charged for pupils’ access to or use of computers or related materials. For high school pupils, the governing board may assess reasonable fees for fine arts and vocational education courses and for optional services, equipment and materials offered to the pupils beyond those required to successfully complete the basic requirements of any other course, except that no fees shall be charged for pupils’ access to or use of computers or related materials. Fees assessed pursuant to this paragraph shall be adopted at a public meeting after notice has been given to all parents of pupils enrolled at schools in the district and shall not exceed the actual costs of the activities, programs, services, equipment or materials. The governing board shall authorize principals to waive the assessment of all or part of a fee assessed pursuant to this paragraph if it creates an economic hardship for a pupil. For the purposes of this paragraph, “extracurricular activity” means any optional, noncredit, educational or recreational activity that supplements the education program of the school, whether offered before, during or after regular school hours.
Policy Type
Statute