Expense Reimbursement

Student Learning Budgets

Overview

• The budget amount for each high school student enrolled for the entire year could reacg as high as $1,500 for a full-time, full-year student based on students “In Progress %” and/or “Mastered %” and course completion (See below for more details).

• Approved purchases made between September 1, 2024 through April 24, 2025, go on this year's budget regardless of when a student joins the program.

• All requests for purchase during this school year must be received by April 24, 2025

• Budgets are intended to help meet the educational needs of each student including needs for technology, internet, curriculum, supplies, and elective supplies.

• Students/ Families fill out a Funds Use Request prior to purchasing any items. The SROHS team determines if the purchase meets the requirements for a qualified purchase and determines if SROHS will purchase, or if the purchase will be reimbursed.

• Funding requests should be connected to courses/credits the students are enrolled in, so if you or your student are using funding for activities, they will need to be enrolled in courses to get credit for those activities.

Qualifying Reimbursements (this is not a comprehensive list):

SROHS will reimburse students for learning materials and supplies that students may need. 

• Content-specific curriculum can be reimbursed as long as it is non-religious.

• Other items that can be reimbursed: 

  • Internet

  • School supplies (paper, pencils, calculators, etc...)

  • Printer

  • Ink

  • Laptops, computers, Chromebooks, and other needed accessories 

  • Kindle

  • Elective items, such as, but not limited to:

    • PE items

    • Opportunities for Physical Education 

    • Art supplies 

• Learning experiences: 

  • Museum entrance fees

  • Zoo entrance fees

• Tutoring

Not Reimbursable Items: 

• Religious curriculum

• Clothing (uniforms, costumes, shoes, backpacks)

• TVs, gaming consoles, cell phones, etc.

• Furniture, including desks, pianos, and storage items

• Food for humans or animals

• Gift cards

• Travel expenses

• Medical expenses and devices

• Recreational equipment such as ATVs, tents, etc...