Classroom Needs 101 Textbooks/Workbooks 102 Library Fees/Fines 103 Other School Fines 104 Class Field Trips 105 Home Economics Supplies or Fees 106 Industrial Arts Supplies or Fees 107 P.E. Supplies or Fees 108 Other Department Supplies or Fees 109 Other Health Needs 201 School Accident Insurance 202 Hospital/Surgery 203 Emergency Transportation or Ambulance 204 Doctor/Dentist Fees 205 Eye Care/Exams/Glasses 206 Hearing Care/Exams/Aids 207 Health Exams (TB, urine) 208 Medication 209 X-rays 210 Other Personal Needs 301 Clothes 302 Coats, Raingear 303 Shoes/Boots 304 Transportation (gas, bus) 305 Breakfast/Lunch programs 306 Haircuts/Grooming 307 Misc. Personal Needs 308 Baby Supplies, Day Care 309 Incentives Fees/Special Services 401 Tutoring 402 Testing Fees 403 Counseling Fees 404 College Application Fees 405 Other Special Program Fees 501 Summer School/Night School 502 Remedial Classes 503 Driver's Ed/Traffic Safety 504 Conferences/Conventions 505 Other School Activities 601 Activity Card 602 Activity Group Trips 603 Graduation Expenses 604 Yearbook 605 Music/Drama Uniforms, Instruments or Fees 606 Other Sports Activities 701 Sports Physical/Insurance 702 Football/Basketball Uniforms, Shoes, Fees 703 Other Sports Uniforms, Shoes, Fees 704 Cheerleaders/Drill Team Uniforms, Shoes, Fees 705 Sports Camps or Tournaments 706 Other

GUIDELINES and PURPOSES for the HAAS FOUNDATION’S SECONDARY SCHOOL FUND The basic purpose of the Haas School Fund is to provide “timely” assistance to individual students who have established needs that must be resolved in order to realize their full potential in school. When Saul Haas used the word “timely”, his intent was to quickly and quietly take care of the student’s need without the usual red tape delays. An established need refers to the inability or the unwillingness of the student’s family to meet the cost of the service being provided to the student. Full potential makes reference not only to the student’s motivation to stay in school, but also to reaching a reasonable level of classroom achievement and self realization. A school’s Haas School Fund coordinator must ensure that the fund be used to assist only those individual students who have an established need and not be used to subsidize the programmatic needs of the school. To make the greatest use of the fund for the greatest number of students, we generally advise that accumulated help during the school year for an individual student be limited to not more than $300. Exceptions can be made to this guideline by consulting the Foundation office. The following list of basic purposes of the Saul Haas School Fund is by no means exhaustive and schools are not limited to these choices. However, if schools have any questions about an intended use, they should contact the Foundation office.