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District reports roughly $15,359 in recent gifts, plus library book donations
Summary
St Clair County Schools reported multiple cash receipts for activities and a series of library book donations at the meeting; the transcript lists itemized amounts and donor names.
Officials reported receiving several cash gifts and reimbursements at the meeting, totaling $15,359.05 according to itemized amounts given by a district representative.
The district reported: $1,149.90 from the Loyola Booster Club for softball jackets; $481.70 from the Minnesota Valley Action Council (reimbursement for an October tour of manufacturing event); $500 from the Saint Clair Fire Department for the after‑grad; $12,627.45 from athletic backers toward items including a track-and-field pop-up tent, JP fitness training sessions, bleacher removal, a clay-target wire trap kit and annual activity software; and $600 from the backers toward student activity accounts and the concession stand. The transcript lists the amounts and intended uses as reported by a staff member; the meeting did not include detailed line-item budgets or receipts beyond those statements.
Board members also acknowledged a series of library donations. The transcript records: an estimated $12.99 donation from Andrew Grant (one book), 24 books ($148 value) from the Cedargren family (Riley and William), eight books ($75) from the Oaks family, library books valued at $40 from Don Shendle (count not specified), one book ($5) from Tammy Sweet, and four books ($55) from Anna and Caitlin Dunn. The transcript does not provide an exact total book count for all donors combined.
These items were presented as informational reports to the board; no formal action or appropriation was recorded in the meeting minutes. The transcript does not indicate whether the cash receipts were designated to specific fiscal-year accounts or whether gifts require board acceptance beyond acknowledgment at the meeting.
