Delaware Code
Chapter 17. STATE APPROPRIATIONS
§ 1722. Accounting for textbooks, subject matter materials and other school property entrusted to individual students.

(a) For the purposes of this section:

(1) “Costs” shall be the cost of lost or destroyed textbooks, subject matter materials, supplementary books, instructional computer software and other school property distributed to and entrusted to individual students;
(2) “Responsible person” shall include each student, the parents of each student who have a duty to support the student under § 501 of Title 13 and any guardian who has a duty to support a student.
(b) Each reorganized school district shall adopt a written policy that:

(1) At least annually requires responsible persons to refund to the district their costs;
(2) Sets forth an effective process to collect, at least annually, such costs from the responsible persons; provided however, that the process may permit a student to perform school or community service, at the district's option, in lieu of repaying book costs, if and only if each responsible person's income falls below federal poverty guidelines, as they may be amended from time to time; and further provided, that a student otherwise required to perform such service who refuses to perform such service shall be subject to disciplinary action; and
(3) Provides that local district funds shall cover the cost of all lost or destroyed books which are required to be collected from responsible persons pursuant to a written policy which conforms to this section but are not collected.
(c) [Repealed.]

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Delaware Code

Title 14 - Education

Chapter 17. STATE APPROPRIATIONS

§ 1701. Amount to be appropriated by General Assembly.

§ 1702. Divisions of school appropriations.

§ 1703. Unit of pupils [Effective until July 1, 2023].

§ 1703. Unit of pupils [Effective July 1, 2023].

§ 1703A. Extended Learning Opportunities Subcommittee.

§ 1704. Number of units in a school district; method of calculation; actual unit count; optional unit count.

§ 1705. Determination of amount of appropriation.

§ 1705A. Maximum student-instructor ratio requirements.

§ 1705B. Required reporting regarding maximum student-instructor ratio.

§ 1706. Determination of amount of Division II appropriation.

§ 1707. Division III equalization funding.

§ 1708. Form of appropriation.

§ 1709. Use of appropriation for purpose other than that designated.

§ 1710. Certification of number of units by Secretary of Education.

§ 1711. Salaries in excess of state supported uniform salary schedules.

§ 1712. Transfer of appropriation of closed and consolidated district.

§ 1713. State School Fund income and General Fund.

§ 1714. Acquisition of school sites, Advanced Planning and Real Property Acquisition Fund; purchase; sale; repayment.

§ 1715. Unit of pupils for kindergartens.

§ 1716. Unit for academic excellence.

§ 1716A. Related services unit and funding.

§ 1716B-1716D. Gifted or talented unit and funding; disruptive pupil referral unit and funding; Education Refinement Program unit and funding.

§ 1716E. Mental health services unit and funding.

§ 1716F. Mental health services unit and funding for middle school.

§ 1716G. Substitute teachers.

§ 1717. Employment of personnel.

§ 1718. Matching federal funds.

§ 1719. Adjustment of appropriations.

§ 1720. Adult education.

§ 1721. Autistic unit and funding.

§ 1722. Accounting for textbooks, subject matter materials and other school property entrusted to individual students.

§ 1723. Comprehensive school discipline improvement programs.

§ 1725. Tracking of school district use of unit funds.

§ 1726. Opportunity Fund [Effective until July 1, 2024].

§ 1726. Opportunity Fund [Effective July 1, 2024].