WADSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL WHYS BYLAWS. Wadsworth Home, Youth, and School Wadsworth, Ohio As amended February 2014 ARTICLE I

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WADSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL WHYS BYLAWS Wadsworth Home, Youth, and School Wadsworth, Ohio As amended February 2014 ARTICLE I MISSION STATEMENT Wadsworth High School WHYS mission is to promote the welfare and education of children in the home, school and community, develop cooperation between educators and parents and acquaint the general public with the needs and aims of education. ARTICLE II GENERAL POLICIES 2.01 Wadsworth High School WHYS shall be nonsectarian and nonpartisan. 2.02 Wadsworth High School WHYS may be involved in revenue producing enterprises if the revenue produced is used in keeping with the goals of Wadsworth High School WHYS or of WHYS United. 2.03 Wadsworth High School WHYS shall not directly or indirectly participate or intervene in (including by publishing or distributing statements) any political campaign on behalf of, or in opposition to, any candidate for public office or devote any part of its activities to attempt to influence legislation by propaganda or other means. Likewise, the content of Wadsworth High School WHYS activities, programs and meetings will be limited to information only with regard to political and/or legislative matters. 2.04 Wadsworth High School WHYS shall cooperate with the school to support the improvement of education in ways that will enhance the administration, but not interfere with or seek to control its policies. 2.05 Wadsworth High School WHYS or its members may cooperate with other organizations and agencies concerned with child welfare, but individual members shall make no commitments that bind Wadsworth High School WHYS. 2.06 In all matters of policy or philosophy, Wadsworth High School WHYS shall engage in no policy or activity which conflicts with that of WHYS United. 2.07 In the event that a Wadsworth City School teacher (WCS) or administrator Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 1 of 7

or a WCS sanctioned committee applies for a grant that requires a 501(c)(3) number and the applicant requests to partner with a WHYS unit or WHYS United to meet that requirement, the following guidelines must be followed: a. The grant must serve a wide student population and the unit must have the approval from the majority of its members before proceeding. b. A WHYS unit must share any grant partnering ventures with the WHYS United Board and its membership before proceeding. c. If a proposed grant meets requirements a. and b., then the WHYS Unit President or WHYS United President must ensure that all grant paperwork flow through the WHYS unit. The WCS teacher or administrator or WCS sanctioned committee will be responsible for completing the grant paperwork. The WHYS Unit President or WHYS United President will sign off on the grant paperwork and use their respective WHYS unit mailing or email address in order to have complete access to all grant paperwork. d. All grant funds received from a grant application must be distributed to the applicant by the WHYS Unit Treasurer or WHYS United Treasurer no later than one week after receiving the grant check. 2.08 In the event of dissolution of Wadsworth High School WHYS, the assets of the organization shall be distributed to the school administration for special projects/programming; or, in the event Wadsworth High School WHYS is eliminated, assets will be proportionally distributed to WHYS units representing those schools accepting the new students. ARTICLE III Membership and Dues 3.01 Voting membership shall consist of all adults listed on membership forms (with a child in Wadsworth High School) paying annual dues to WHYS United. Only one adult WHYS member from a member household (defined by the address listed on the membership form) may vote at any WHYS meeting. 3.02 Any person interested in Wadsworth High School, its students, or the children of Wadsworth may pay dues to become a member or may simply attend and participate in WHYS activities/meeting. 3.03 All members are welcome to participate in WHYS United activities/meetings, as well. ARTICLE IV Officers and Elections Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 2 of 7

4.01 The officers of Wadsworth High School WHYS shall be a President, a Secretary and a Treasurer. These officers shall also serve as Wadsworth High School s voting delegates to WHYS United. 4.02 A proposed ballot of officers shall be prepared by a Nominating Committee convened by the President prior to the April meeting, consisting of up to three persons from the general membership. The Nominating Committee shall present their chosen ballot of officers at the April general meeting, at which time additional nominations may be taken. Any voting member of Wadsworth High School WHYS is eligible for nomination with that person's consent. Every effort shall be made to notify the membership (ads on cable television, information posted on the WHS sign, WHYS website, e-mail, etc.) that nominations and elections shall occur at that April meeting. 4.03 The officers shall be voted upon by voice vote at the April meeting. If any member requests it, the vote shall be by paper ballot. Officers shall assume their official duties immediately following the April meeting and shall serve for a term of one year. A person shall not be eligible to serve more than three consecutive terms in the same office. Anyone who has served more than one-half term will be considered to have served an entire term. 4.04 A person serving as President shall not serve in that capacity in another WHYS unit or of WHYS United. 4.05 A vacancy occurring in any office shall be filled for the unexpired term by a person elected at any regular meeting of Wadsworth High School WHYS by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the voting members present. Every effort shall be made to notify the membership (ads on cable television, notice in the membership application, etc.) that such election will be held. 4.06 In a case of extreme misconduct, an officer may be removed from office at any regular meeting of Wadsworth High School WHYS by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the voting members present. ARTICLE V Duties of Officers 5.01 The President shall preside at all meetings of Wadsworth High School WHYS; shall recruit the chairpersons of standing committees; shall serve as the liaison to the Principal and teachers; shall be an ex-officio member of all committees except the Nominating Committee; shall initiate planning and coordinating of WHYS activities with the officers, chairpersons, and Principal; and shall be authorized to sign checks. The President shall vote only in the event of a tie. The President shall also attend all WHYS United meetings, or be responsible for sending another representative in his/her place, and shall be responsible for checking the WHYS mailbox on a regular basis and distributing items to the appropriate chairpersons. Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 3 of 7

5.02 The secretary shall record the minutes of all meetings and retain a paper copy of them for 7 prior years plus the current year; and shall provide written copies of those minutes to meeting attendees at the next regularly scheduled meeting for approval. Minutes will also be forwarded to the WHYS United webmaster and posted before the next scheduled meeting. The minutes must include specifics as to any motions and votes taken regarding expenditure of funds. The Secretary shall conduct all delegated correspondence and be responsible for notifying the membership of dates and times of scheduled meetings. The Secretary shall serve as membership chairperson (coordinating the Wadsworth High School WHYS membership drive in conjunction with the WHYS United membership drive); shall be responsible for preparing a volunteer checklist and compiling those names for distribution to chairpersons and/or the administration or teachers (as applicable); and shall keep an accurate roster of the names of all dues-paying members. The Secretary shall be responsible for reviewing the bylaws on an annual basis pursuant to Article 9.02. The Secretary will also see that all officers and the Principal are provided with a copy of the Wadsworth High School bylaws and WHYS United bylaws. 5.03 The Treasurer shall have charge of all funds belonging to Wadsworth High School WHYS; shall collect and keep account of all monies of Wadsworth High School WHYS; shall pay out funds only as authorized by the membership; and shall present a financial statement at each meeting. In addition, the Treasurer shall prepare the yearly budget and annual statements. The Treasurer shall be bonded. All checks over $500.00 shall be counter-signed by the President of the unit. Reconciliation of Wadsworth High School WHYS bank accounts shall be the responsibility of the WHYS United Treasurer. The books of the Treasurer shall be audited annually by a committee appointed by the President; this audit should be conducted by June 30 th. A budget planning meeting consisting of at least the President and Treasurer shall take place before the April meeting. The budget and annual statements resulting from these meetings are due as required by WHYS United and shall be presented to the Wadsworth High School WHYS membership for approval at the April meeting. The Treasurer shall retain records for 7 prior years plus the current. ARTICLE VI Standing Committees 6.01 The standing committees shall be recruited and/or appointed by the officers as deemed necessary to promote the objectives/activities of Wadsworth High School WHYS. An annual review of the standing committees shall be made with committees added or deleted as Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 4 of 7

necessary. Each standing committee chairperson shall keep a list of job duties to be passed on to his/her successor. 6.02 All committee correspondence to students and staff shall receive approval of the Principal before copying and distribution. 6.03 Standing committees may include, but are not limited to, those listed. Each committee may consist of only the chairperson or more members may be added as deemed necessary by that chairperson or as individuals may ask to serve: Back Pack Connection: Coordinates volunteers to provide healthy snacks to be sent home with high school students who have been identified by high school counselors as facing hunger at home. Bakeless Bake Sale: Coordinates the mailing to parents requesting donations for the sale and collects funds from same, and distributing any thank you gifts decided upon. Bloodmobile: Works with the Wadsworth High School staff in promoting and running the annual bloodmobile, including getting volunteers to make sandwiches, snacks, etc. Bylaws A committee shall be convened yearly to review the bylaws, as directed in Article IX, Section 9.02 Coat Check: Coordinates volunteers to run the coat check for the Homecoming and winter/spring dance. Fine Arts Festival: Works with the WHYS United chairperson to provide the needed number of high school parent volunteers for the show. Hospitality: Responsible for providing refreshments, decorations, etc. for special events as necessary. Nominating: Prepares a ballot of candidates for officer positions. Article IV details the procedures. Open House: Responsible for setting up a table with information to promote Wadsworth High School WHYS membership Senior Volunteer Day: Works with the Principal to provide support and/or volunteers for this event. Staff Appreciation: Plans the Staff Appreciation luncheon. Website: Responsible for posting WHYS information on the Wadsworth High School WHYS website page. 6.04 Members may chair or participate in more than one standing committee. Officers may chair or participate in standing committees as well. The President may not serve on the Nominating Committee. 6.05 The chairpersons of standing committees shall present regular reports on their plans of work for approval of the membership present at meetings and shall present any potential overruns on budgeted expenses for Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 5 of 7

approval by the membership, or the membership will not be responsible for such overruns. No committee work shall be undertaken without the consent of Wadsworth High School WHYS. 6.06 The term of standing committee chairpersons shall be one year. 6.07 Chairpersons of standing committees shall be members whose dues have been paid. 6.08 The quorum of any committee shall be a majority of its members. 6.09 The President shall be an ex-officio member of all committees, except the Nominating Committee. ARTICLE VII Disbursement of Funds 7.01 The Wadsworth High School WHYS annual budget shall be initiated and prepared by the Treasurer and the President and any interested members and shall be presented at the April meeting by the Treasurer and voted upon for approval. 7.02 At the end of each school year, any funds not distributed should be earmarked for specific projects planned for the next school year, excepting a suitable amount determined by the Treasurer and approved by the membership, to be set aside for beginning year expenses. 7.03 No part of Wadsworth High School WHYS monies shall be used to benefit private individuals nor attempt to influence legislation or political campaigns. 7.04 The officers shall accept, review, and recommend applications for the disbursement of funds. Reasonable expenditures, in keeping with a member s office or committee responsibilities, shall be considered approved upon adoption of the annual budget. Reasonable expenses occurring between monthly meetings that are unforeseen or exceed a budgeted amount shall only require the approval of the President and/or Treasurer, at an amount not to exceed $50. All other expenditures shall require approval by a majority vote of the voting members present at a general meeting. 7.05 In the event of a budget shortfall, the Treasurer shall submit a revised budget to reflect changes based upon said circumstance. The revised budget shall be voted upon by a majority of the voting members present and will supersede any prior budgets. A copy should be sent to WHYS United. 7.06 If, at any time, moneys raised are in excess of the yearly budget, the President, Treasurer, and Principal shall determine and submit a plan for earmarking said funds to the general membership for their discussion, additions, and approval. Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 6 of 7

7.07 When Wadsworth High School WHYS wishes to purchase equipment to be used by Wadsworth City Schools' students or personnel, they must comply with Board of Education Policy KM/KN. ARTICLE VIII Meetings 8.01 Regular meetings of Wadsworth High School WHYS shall be held once in the months of September, November, February, and April during the school year. The schedule may be altered as necessary at the discretion of the President and/or officers. 8.02 Wadsworth High School WHYS voting members in attendance shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business in any meeting of the Wadsworth High School WHYS, providing a minimum of five members plus two officers are present. Approval/rejection of a motion is accomplished by a majority vote. 8.03 Special meetings of Wadsworth High School WHYS, to act in emergencies between regular meetings of Wadsworth High School WHYS, may be called by the President or by a majority vote of Wadsworth High School WHYS officers. Every effort shall be made to notify the membership (ads on cable television, notice in the membership application, etc.) of the meeting and its purpose, at least five days in advance of such. No other business than that stated in the notice shall be transacted at such a meeting. ARTICLE IX Amendments 9.01 These bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting of the Wadsworth High School WHYS by two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members present and voting, provided that every effort be made to notify the membership (ads on cable television, the WHS sign, WHYS website, e-mail, etc.) of the proposed vote. 9.02 A committee under the direction of the Secretary shall be convened yearly to review the bylaws. This committee may submit a revised version of the bylaws as a substitute for the existing bylaws. The requirements for adoption of the revised bylaws shall be the same as in the case of an amendment. Should no amendment or revision be proposed, a statement to that effect shall be filed with the principal, WHYS United and the Office of the Superintendent. 9.03 Any member may propose an amendment to the bylaws provided the proposal is in writing and presented to the Secretary for consideration. Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 7 of 7

9.04 Upon approval by the membership, the newly amended bylaws shall supersede any previous bylaws of this organization. 9.05 These bylaws shall be valid and enforceable only where consistent with the aims, objectives, and bylaws of WHYS United and Wadsworth City Schools. 9.06 A copy of the bylaws will be filed with the Principal, WHYS United, and the Wadsworth Superintendent s Office, as required under Board of Education Policy KM/KN Adopted February 2014 Wadsworth High School WHYS BYLAWS revised February 2014 Page 8 of 7