Frequently Asked Questions

No, the booster club membership is separate. There are separate application forms for this.

No, but you will miss out on:

• the opportunity to be involved in growing Jordan Theatre Company through booster club activities and meetings,
• hearing about things as quickly as booster club members tend to do,
• receiving the booster club newsletter that consolidates information otherwise available from class & meeting announcements, website & social media, 
• having first opportunity to provide hands-on support to all the shows that your child is involved in,
• having your membership listed in your LinkedIn profile,
• forging friendships with other booster parents, and
• being part of the Jordan theatre community.

Yes. Membership is also open any person or business that supports Jordan Theatre Company. 

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No. The annual fee is the same whether you sign up on the first or last day of the membership year (July 1 to June 30).

No, volunteer (or not) as you wish. It’s fun. You meet people. You make a positive difference. 

No, attend (or not) as you wish. 

No, vote (or not) as you wish. 

No, but members will tend to be offered their favorite volunteer positions first and they have a vote on how things run in the club.

No. Jordan Theatre Company Booster Club is a separate entity to Katy ISD. It is registered as a non-profit corporation. Under the club’s by-laws, the club must organize and function in a way that is consistent with the philosophy, objectives and policies of Katy ISD but it must not attempt to direct any Katy ISD staff member in any of their duties. The schedule of contests, rules of participation, method of earning letters and other criteria dealing with the inter-school program are under the jurisdiction of the local school administration. The Superintendent of Katy ISD and the Principal of Jordan High School have veto power over the club’s use of Jordan High School property and assets. The principal and theatre director have a right to be invited to, and heard at, club meetings, but they do not have a vote. The club self-determines within this framework and we work together to advance the interests of the students. 

No, the IRS does not allow private inurement from volunteering with tax exempt organizations like ours. We give our time because it benefits the students in the program and advances the objectives of the Booster Club, not so any individual can get kickbacks. 

Yes. We expect the prices to be as follows:
· $250 outside back cover (full page, color)
· $200 inside front or back cover (full page, color)
· $150 full page
· $100 half page
· $50 quarter page
· $10 per single line shout-out