Membership Dues
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Membership Dues
Booster Clubs may charge dues to their members (the parents); however, parents do not have to be members of the Booster Club for their child(ren) to participate in the student group that receives benefits from Booster Club activities. Membership dues are separate from the expenses incurred by sponsoring a student group (i.e., trip expense, costume expense). Membership dues are associated with the parents being part of the Booster Club and are in no way associated with the expenses related to that parent’s child.