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Utah Code Title 53G. Public Education System--Local Administration § 53G-7-709. Parental consent

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) A school shall require written parental consent for student participation in all curricular and noncurricular clubs at the school.

(2) The consent described in Subsection (1) shall include an activity disclosure statement containing the following information:

(a) the specific name of the club;

(b) a statement of the club's purpose, goals, and activities;

(c) a statement of the club's categorization, which shall be obtained from the application for authorization of a club in accordance with the provisions of Section 53G-7-703 or 53G-7-704, indicating all of the following that may apply:

(i) athletic;

(ii) business/economic;

(iii) agriculture;

(iv) art/music/performance;

(v) science;

(vi) gaming;

(vii) religious;

(viii) community service/social justice; and

(ix) other;

(d) beginning and ending dates;

(e) a tentative schedule of the club activities with dates, times, and places specified;

(f) personal costs associated with the club, if any;

(g) the name of the sponsor, supervisor, or monitor who is responsible for the club; and

(h) any additional information considered important for the students and parents to know.

(3) All completed parental consent forms shall be filed by the parent or the club's sponsor, supervisor, or monitor with the school's principal, the chief administrative officer of a charter school, or their designee.

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