(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The status of an application for when additional documentation is required to complete the review process
On Hold
A payment made to support a student's education based on financial need
Financial Aid
Individuals such as ministers and members of the military receive an amount of money in compensation for basic living expenses for employment situations.
Housing Allowance
A type of business that consists of an area of land used for growing crops and rearing animals, typically under the control of one owner or manage
Farm
A US bureau of the Department of Treasury that is tasked with the enforcement of income tax laws and oversees the collection of federal income taxes
IRS
Website a person can look up public facts about their home such as market value or property taxes paid in previous years
Zillow
The status of an application while the parent is in the process of filling out answers
Open
Amount of income received before taxes
Gross Income
A tax form that is filed when a parent owns a Proprietorship, meaning they work for themselves and own 100% of their business
Schedule C
A retirement plan that pays over time, from money invested, an annuity or annual payment
Pension
A standard series of check box questions built into the last section of the application with an optional text box parents can type in to include additional personal information
Special Circumstances
An optional series of household related questions set up by each individual school. If a school wishes to not ask anything additional, this section would not appear for the parent
Custom Questions
A tax form that is used to report farm income or loss
Schedule F
A retirement savings plan sponsored by an employer which lets workers save and invest a piece of their paycheck before taxes are taken out for retirement
401k/403b
Time between January 1st and April 15th
when individual taxpayers prepare financial
statements and reports for the previous year to
submit their tax returns
Tax Season
School status to select when a child is attending another paid private school or college that does not use BBFAM and will not have access to this specific application.
Attending Another Private School
In order to verify a parents BBID login email, where do we go in the school site to confirm
Manage Users
If a parent needs to make changes to an application after it has been submitted, what action do we need to take in order to fill that request?
L2 Request
Annual amount parents/guardians can pay towards this specific child’s tuition per year
Household Contribution
A voucher issued by the government to those on low income, exchangeable for food.
Food Stamps
An option in the documents section of the parent application a user can check off if a required document is unable to be uploaded
Document cannot be provided
An internal list of schools with their unique review requirements in addition to our standard documents for processing an application.
School Exceptions Log
Business that legally exists separately from its owner, business is represented by corporate stocks or shares
Corporation
Money used to support a project/cause
Investment
Applications cannot be accepted after this date set by the school has passed
Deadline
A tax form to verify the percentage owned of a business
K-1
This amount can vary depending on the schools being applied to, but is required for most in order to submit the application. Credit Cards & Bank Accounts are both available methods
Application Fee
The order of giving something as an official payment or compensation
Award
US government program, funded by taxes, that provides financial support to those with inadequate or no income
Social Security
A person who relies on another for financial support, typically family members
Dependent
A tax form that has two pages each used for unique filings. Page 1 is used to report income earned from real estate or royalties. Page 2 is used to report business income from partnerships or corporations
Schedule E
A Work status used to describe a person who is not legally working for a company, responsible for home and/or child care
Homemaker
A form of insurance providing wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured while on the job provided by the employer
Workers Compensation
A form that reports an employees income from the previous year and is provided by an employer so the individual can file taxes. This form or forms if more than one, will always match Line 1 of an individuals 1040.
W-2
A digital or physical document that is provided to an employee typically on a weekly or bi-weekly basis that shows the amount of money that the employee earned
Paystub
