Preliminary approval
CCF-798 Page 1
The form that has to be signed before you spend a dollar or call a vendor. Comes back filled and still editable, so you can fix a typo before printing.
Clark County School District · CCF-798 Rev. 9/2025
A field trip means the same details typed into three separate documents, weeks apart, with fine print about who signs what. This fills them all out for you — in your own browser, with nothing to install and nobody to sign in as.
Built by a teacher here, for teachers here.
Fill in whichever you need, whenever you need it. Nothing has to be done in order, and nothing gets asked twice.
Preliminary approval
The form that has to be signed before you spend a dollar or call a vendor. Comes back filled and still editable, so you can fix a typo before printing.
Final approval
Chaperone numbers and the final checklist, for once preliminary approval is signed and returned. It checks your ratios as you type.
Editable document
Give a start time and an end time per event; every clock time is worked out, days roll over past midnight, and Departing and Arriving lines appear where you mark them.
What the office needs
Everything to gather and hand in, in the order the Field Trip Office wants it. Tick things off as you go — it remembers.
Plain language, not form-speak. Follow-up questions only appear when they apply, so a day trip never sees the lodging box.
Who has to sign, whether the Board needs to approve it, whether your chaperone ratios hold, and everything that has to go in the envelope.
PDFs come back with live form fields. The itinerary and checklist open in Word, or drop into Google Drive as editable Docs.
This is a page, not a service. There is no account, no database, and nowhere for your trip to be sent — the forms are filled in the browser you are reading this in.
It also has no field that could hold student data, by design. Rosters, permission slips and medical forms stay with you.
Takes about ten minutes for a straightforward day trip.