School Generated Funds

School Cash Online

Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board uses SchoolCash Online for school items and activity fees.  Parents can manage all school fees and items for their students in one location and have the convenience of a secure online payment platform, and the schools improve safety and reduce risk by minimizing cash and check payments at our schools.

We encourage all parents to register now, so you’ll be ready to make online payments from home: both now and in the future as more school items become available.

Benefits to parents and schools

You will help increase efficiency and security at your school by making payments directly into your school’s bank account.  This limits the number of people entering the school, reduces risk of lost payments, and allows teachers and office staff to focus on helping students and not counting cash.  In addition, you are automatically informed about school activities!  Watch this short video to learn more.

Register now

Registering takes less than two minutes! Visit the Registration Instructions page to learn more.

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Need help?

The Parent Help Desk for SchoolCash Online contains an FAQ and troubleshooting information.

School Cash Online Guide for Parents

School Generated Funds - Semi Annual Reports

Year

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July 2019 – June 2020

July 2020 – January 2021

July 2020 – June 2021

July 2021 – January 2022

July 2022 - January 2023

July 2022 - June 2023

July 2023 - June 2024


To Parents/Guardians

  • Convenience
  • Parent fills online shopping cart and checks out
  • Parent receives Email notification about upcoming events

To Office Assistants

  • Saves TIME
  • Reduces cash counting, receipting, combining and bank deposits
  • Reduces the NSF risk/loss 

To Students

  • Reduces the amount of cash/cheques coming into schools
  • Increases student safety

To Teachers

  • ​Less Bookkeeping = More Instructional Time!
  • Improves “School to Home” communication
  • Reduces the time spent photocopying