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Re: Logistics for Starting FLL teams

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Originally Posted by RecycledElectro View Post
I am also putting together a rookie FLL team.

The question of ownership has not come up where I am. We assume the school owns everything unless there is clear evidence to the contrary. When I bring a tool into the lab, I take a pic and write it off my taxes as a donation. If I do not want to donate it, I print out a big P-Touch label that says "Personal Property of Mr. Allen."

Parents and sponsors donate, and the team uses the stuff.
The difference is that there is no school . This is catered to home schoolers, so team is pretty much private.
I am planning to but set myself so there are no question raised at all about ownership.
 


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