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CCSD updates athletic event admission rules: one high‑school ticket price, free military entry, family pass raised
Summary
Trustees approved updates to Regulation 5.135.4 to modernize language, set a single high‑school ticket price for digital sales, make entry free for active and retired military, and raise family‑pass price from $60 to $75.
The Clark County School District Board of School Trustees approved revisions to Regulation 5.135.4 (Admission to Athletic Events) on a 7-0 vote Thursday, modernizing language and ticketing practices for school events.
Kevin McPartland, associate superintendent, introduced the item and Pam Sloan, director of secondary student athletics and activities, summarized proposed changes. Sloan said the regulation had not been updated in roughly 20 years and the revisions simplify admission categories and reflect digital ticketing.
Key changes include: - A single high‑school ticket price point for digital sales so junior‑varsity and varsity events are handled consistently. - Active and retired military members now admitted free (previously a $1 admission was charged). - Increase in family‑pass price from $60 to $75; staff said the pass will pay for itself after attending a few events.
Sloan said the district will continue to allow vendors and schools to work with ticketing companies and that schools can publish guidance for parents on downloading tickets before arrival to avoid connectivity issues on site.
The vote: Trustee Cassandra Kubasas moved to approve the revision; the motion passed 7 to 0. No public comment was recorded for the item.
The revised regulation will return for final adoption at the next regular meeting.
