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School committee accepts donated LED scoring table, approves advertising with restrictions
Summary
Tewksbury School Committee unanimously accepted a donated 10‑foot LED scoring table from PowerAd and approved an advertising arrangement that lets the company solicit ads, keeps ad revenue for two years, and splits profits 50/50 with the high school in year three; ads are subject to athletic director review for family‑friendliness.
Tewksbury — The Tewksbury School Committee voted unanimously April 30 to accept a donated LED scoring table for Tewksbury Memorial High School and to allow the vendor to solicit commercial advertising for the display under school‑reviewed content rules.
What the committee approved: The committee voted to accept a donation of an LED scoring table from PowerAd and separately voted to permit commercial advertising on the unit, both motions passing by unanimous voice vote.
Why it matters: The device is intended for indoor sporting events and will be installed at no cost to the district. Advertising revenue is part of the vendor’s business model; the committee approved the arrangement after discussion about content controls, revenue splits and equipment warranty.
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