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Booster Club to install indoor 'Next Level' recognition sign at Dover Area SD with WellSpan funding
Summary
The Dover Athletic Booster Club presented a donor-funded indoor recognition sign that will display student athletes who advanced to collegiate competition. WellSpan will cover the $3,747 initial cost; the Booster Club will manage future nameplate additions at a minimal annual cost.
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Guy Hassinger, president of the Dover Athletic Booster Club, asked the board to accept and acknowledge a donor-funded recognition sign that will be installed inside the high-school cafeteria facing the gym.
Hassinger said the sign — produced by Team FITS Graphics — is a 10-by-5 indoor panel with slide-in engraved nameplates and an anti-glare protective finish. The initial production and the first 13 nameplates cost $3,747; WellSpan agreed to sponsor that first purchase and its logo will appear on the sign. Hassinger said the Booster Club will cover future annual nameplate additions; the minimum annual cost for additional plates is about $92.
Placement and maintenance The proposed location is the cafeteria wall above the ticket stand, visible to students entering the gym. Hassinger said the sign is designed for secure mounting (out of reach) and that the district CTE program could assist with safe, supervised installation.
Why it matters: the sign is intended as a low-cost, ongoing recognition effort for student-athletes who compete at the collegiate level; the project does not require district funds for initial installation.
Discussion and timing Board members asked about plate format (engraved plates that slide in) and whether the sign would cover all sports; Hassinger confirmed it would. He said production and mounting could take four to six weeks; depending on staff availability the sign might not be hung until next school year. The Booster Club plans to return at a later meeting with a year-in-review of Booster Club activities.
Ending: The board acknowledged and thanked Hassinger and the Booster Club; no formal action was required as the donation covers initial costs and the Booster Club will maintain the sign.

