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Solanco SD honors students of the month and thanks retiring golf coach

Solanco School District Board of Directors · November 4, 2025
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Summary

The Solanco School District recognized students of the month from multiple schools, highlighted special-education progress, and presented a plaque to Tanglewood Manor for long-term support of the golf program while thanking Coach Minnick for 20 years of service. 2

The Solanco School District used its meeting to recognize students of the month from several schools, publicly thank Tanglewood Manor for long-term support of the district golf program and acknowledge the retirement of long‑time golf coach Minnick.

Representatives from Tanglewood Manor described the course’s support for the district: allowing the golf team to use the home course without green fees, providing lessons, and hosting league and tournament events. "They allow our golf team to play for free year round," a Tanglewood representative said, drawing praise from board members who presented a plaque of appreciation.

Board members celebrated Coach Minnick’s roughly 20 years leading the golf program, noting five section titles and a career record the presenter gave as 423 wins. Coach Minnick thanked the community and credited the board for support; he said the program has returning players and would be in good hands after his departure.

The board also recognized multiple students of the month and their nominating teachers: - Josh Perez (kindergarten) was praised for marked progress in the school year and mobility gains. - Autumn Bowman was recognized for strong academics, citizenship and leadership in the classroom. - Nevaeh Sancenig (Claremont) was honored for kindness, resilience and peer support. - Weston Hecker was lauded by a special-education teacher for making peers feel included and for leadership in inclusive activities.

Families were invited to have student photos taken for the district website. Board members closed the recognitions with encouragement for community volunteers and noted upcoming events on the district calendar.