Are teachers allowed to charge students $5 for this?
912620
I have never heard of such a thing.  I teach and my students smell all the time between musty/smoke clothes, to damp clothes, to gross gym clothes.  \n\nThe way I get around it is spray the heck out of the room with Febreeze.  Since my students are a bit older (6th grade) I tell them as a class that deoderant is their friend and to use it.  They think its funny but once I give the speech, the smell suddenly disappears.  \n\nIf the teacher is charging $5 for the clothes, the kids should get their money back when they return the clothes.  I would contact the child's school to discuss with administration if/why this is possible that she (the teacher) is getting away with this.
140888
I am not aware of ANY state that prohibits this action.  In Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, and Missouri the employer is permitted to charge per copy as well as "administrative costs associated" with the service.  Typically the costs associated with such a service is regulated by administrative law as enacted by the state employment office.  Check with your local office.
279050
yes, u can if u are a teacher. i know they have it on the web both 006 adn 5.... i know that this year our school got it late, so,.......
633216
You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good
35613
Give me $5 and I'll tell you.
1053279
This cost you 5 points?
1013818
I am a 3rd grade teacher at an elementary school in California.  My class collects box tops and we would gladly accept your donation if you're still feeling generous.  We use our box tops for field trips or extra incentives for homework excellence.  Thanks for writing!
1127445
I am a home daycare provider, I have a printed out rules sheet, they have to sign and agree to upon starting babysitting, one of my rules are whether your child shows up 1 day or 5 days, the price is still the same. If you are having problems with not paying ,tell them that you are going to have to charge a late fee onto the price each week they are late, and then they will start paying on time, if you are considering getting anymore kids to babysit, it may be a good idea to have them pay a week in advance and after that you shouldn't have any problems.I also had problems with parents picking up their child late, after my hours were suppose to be over with, so I started charging 5.00for every extra 30 minutes.         Good Luck
101596
That depends on how much they want to charge, if they aren't working for the school.  I am a writing tutor at my college and, since I work for the college, I don't get to set my pay.  They pay me minimum wage.  The benefit to students is that, since I get paid by the school, my services are free to them.
151575
you can get it free \n\nMAYA 7 Personal learning edition.
236319
Try this website. I think there is a minimal charge, but if you are serious it wont matter.\nGOOD LUCK!!
1030598
Ask the teacher or call the school.
599658
First of all let me say it is very admirable of you to endeavor to teach music.\n\nMusic is a very subjective matter- what one calls "good" another regards as "noise".  The same can be said for teaching, and teaching technique.  Everyone teaches differently, and more important- everyone learns differently.  The best teachers are the ones who can recognize how his or her students learn and tailor the lessons for them.\n\nThat said, with inexperience comes the inability to accurately gauge what it takes to connect with someone in order to teach them.  You may be well suited for teaching and so may not require much experience to pass on what you know.\n\nI would say 10-15 dollars an hour is fair, however- you need to establish confidence within the parents of the children that you are worth their time and effort.  \n\nMore important than what you charge is making your credentials known.  If you have very little in that regard, then I suggest making a package deal beneficial toward you and the student- instead of saying you charge 10 or 15 dollars per hour, say that you charge 10-15 per HALF hour, but want to make certain that you can be a good teacher, so you'll throw in an extra half hour for free.\n\nYou can imagine what the response would be, and you're not really giving anything away for free.  Parents would be more likely to accept you as a teacher- you're offering more bang for the buck.\n\nI also suggest asking for payment for one lesson in advance- the reason being that you need to schedule your day around your lessons, and if someone cancels on you, you can't always find a student to fill that slot, so thus you've wasted an hour of your time.  If everyone pays for one lesson in advance, you will still be paid in the event of a no-show, and then you can simply arrange for a make-up lesson at a later date. \n\nMake certain this are clear: You will not refund for a missed lesson unless given at least 24 hours notice.  That's only common courtesy, and most understand.  It will also make you seem as if you have more experience and are very professional regarding your business.\n\nGood luck
812189
wow. i'd hate to be put in the middle of that one. no wonder teachers ask for more money.
9791
I give lessons and charge 30 dollars for the intire lesson in itself so I guess that that would have to be the amount.
85209
ask them to pay for it
695019
yes you should\ndo it like  a business would do it..how much does the printer cartridge cost..break it down to how many pages it can print..and charge a little more then that per page printed..and also the amount of paper..break it down per page and charge for that too.\nso if it is like 0.03 for ink an 0.01 for paper..and they do two pages then it is 0.03 and 0.01 time two and they get a bill..and make up some number per MINUTE...for the use of the computer..even is it only comes out to two dollars an hour..and add it all up and at the end of the week...Friday..hand out the bills from Sat. to Friday of the previous week...and they can WORK some of the charges off by doing yard work, extra house work ( stuff they would not normally do ) and you can put a SMALL payback price on the house and yard work...this way ..no money has to take place..if they do not want to do the WORK..let them pay in CASH...and if they do not have the cash..they do not use it...I have had my kids go to the library to use the printer there..and there they have to pay PER page...they soon act much better at home..\na friend of mine pays her children 110 dollars a week ....but she also has a charge for everything in the house..the bed, the linen, the clean close, the food and heat, everything..and at the end of the week..they get their allowance ( if they do their chores ) of maybe 5 or 10 dollars..but these kids know what things cost in the real world.... and when they leave a room..they shut the lights off..and when no one is watching TV..it is off.they do not want to get charged for the use...\nit works great in her house..I have not tried it yet..but I am going too.\ngood luck\nsmile