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Monticello board accepts $6,023 in community donations for athletics, robotics, fishing and summer music

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Summary

The board unanimously accepted four community donations totaling $6,023: an anonymous $2,500 gift for boys tennis coaching; $1,000 from Monticello VFW for the robotics team; $1,000 from All of Elements Incorporated for the Monticello Fishing Team; and $2,523 from Central Minnesota Arts Board for the Community Strings program.

The Monticello Public School District school board unanimously approved acceptance of four donations totaling $6,023 at its June meeting.

Superintendent Eric Olsen presented the donations. He listed the gifts as: an anonymous $2,500 donation to help pay for boys tennis coaches; $1,000 from the Monticello VFW to support the district’s robotics team; $1,000 from All of Elements Incorporated for the Monticello Fishing Team sponsorship; and $2,523 from the Central Minnesota Arts Board to support a Community Strings program scheduled for the summer.

Moved by Jeff Hegley and seconded by Mary Bartel, the board approved acceptance of the donations by voice vote, 6-0.

The donations were reported as agenda items and accepted into the district’s accounts; the board did not discuss any changes to program budgets as part of the motion.