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Board accepts $46,000 from Adirondack Foundation for scholarships and recognizes scholar athletes

LAKE PLACID CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education · June 18, 2025
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Summary

The Lake Placid Central School District board accepted $46,000 in scholarship funding from the Adirondack Foundation (Gerald K. Douglas $3,000; Lake Placid Education Foundation $20,000; Nash Williams Founding Family Scholarship $23,000) by a 7-0 vote and read a recognition statement honoring scholar-athlete teams and student scholarship recipients.

Chair (S2) presented a resolution under board policy 6255 to accept checks totaling $46,000 from the Adirondack Foundation for distribution as scholarships.

The board approved acceptance of the funds by voice vote (7 yes). The donation breakdown read into the record was: Gerald K. Douglas Scholarship $3,000; Lake Placid Education Foundation Fund $20,000; Nash Williams Founding Family Scholarship $23,000. The motion to accept the checks was moved, seconded and approved unanimously.

Following the donation vote, the chair read a recognition of scholar athletes: multiple Lake Placid teams (boys and girls track and field, girls and boys tennis, girls softball, varsity lacrosse) and individual student athletes were recognized for meeting the scholar-athlete criteria. The chair noted that team designations require 75% of team members to hold a GPA of 90 or higher.

Superintendent (S3) also reported that the community awarded over $136,000 in scholarships to the outgoing senior class; incoming board members and outgoing members were acknowledged and presented with a framed student artwork token of appreciation.

No further action was taken on scholarships beyond acceptance and recognition at the meeting.