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School board accepts $7,010 in donations for school programs and supplies

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The Greater Clark County School Board of Trustees voted to accept $7,010 in donations to multiple schools, including funds for field trip transportation, ELL programming, football, and school supplies.

The Greater Clark County School Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to accept $7,010 in gifts to district schools, the board was told.

Board staff presented a list of donations that included a large Parent-Teacher Organization contribution earmarked for field trip transportation at Washington Elementary, a contribution for Wilson Pike Elementary’s English language learner program, $17.50 from Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 100 to support River Valley football, and $2,000 from the Fraternal Order of Eagles for Riverside Elementary school supplies. The presenter moved that the board accept the gifts as submitted, and the board approved the motion by voice vote.

The donations were described as intended for specific programs or supplies at individual schools; the district accepted the gifts under its regular gifts-to-buildings procedure. No dollar amounts beyond the total $7,010 were specified in the discussion for each gift beyond those listed by the presenter.

Board member Miss Crump seconded the motion and, after no questions from other board members, the board approved the acceptance by voice vote.

The board did not discuss any follow-up reporting requirements or conditions tied to the donations during the meeting.