Student Fees Overview
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Student fees are approved by the Board of Education and support the education of students in District 202. The revenue generated allows the district to continue funding programs despite reduced state and federal support. Every effort is made to balance each fee against the goals and objectives of the district.
The Registration Fee includes instructional resources, classroom materials, technology access, library services, and activity costs associated with athletics, clubs, and fine arts programs. This consolidated fee structure streamlines the billing process and reflects the combined educational and operational services provided to all students.
Additional Fees
Additional fees may be assessed throughout the school year for field trips, special programs, and other school-related activities. These may or may not qualify for waivers or reductions.
Fee balances must be paid in full each year—regardless of whether a student attends ETHS on campus or is placed off campus. Any outstanding fees from prior school years are still owed.
For a list of this year’s fees, view the Current Student Fee Amounts page.
Viewing and Paying Fees
Parents/guardians and students may view account balances by logging in to their myETHS account.
For questions about balances, waivers, or payments, contact the Student Accounts Office at (847) 424-7110.
Late Fee
Full payment of annual fees is due by the posted August deadline. A $30 late fee will be applied to accounts with unpaid balances after the deadline.
Explanation of Other Fees
Student Accident Insurance
The district provides supplemental accident coverage for all ETHS students participating in school-sponsored or supervised activities. This is not primary insurance. Optional 24-hour coverage—including dental and vacation protection—is available through Zevitz, Redfield & Associates, Inc. at www.k12specialmarkets.com or (847) 374-0888.
Driver Education
Students enrolled in Driver Education pay a reduced program fee, which is partially subsidized by the district and the state.
Service & Optional Fees
These include:
- Lost ID cards
- Returned fees.
- Transcripts
- Yearbooks
- Chromebook extended warranties (optional)
These fees do not qualify for waivers.
Financial Assistance
Students eligible for free or reduced-price meals through the Financial Assistance Form will have their annual Registration Fee reduced to $25. Fee waivers are prorated based on the date of the application and must be renewed annually.
Refund Guidelines
Fees are billed annually. If a student:
- Withdraws before the second semester: Refunds for the second semester are available upon request.
- Attends part or all a semester: No refund will be issued for that semester.
- Receives a fee waiver and withdraws: The activity portion of the Registration Fee is not refundable.
Optional, replacement, and service fees are not refundable.