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Board accepts donated high-jump mats, approves using district funds for small remaining invoices

Solon Springs School District Committee of the Whole ยท April 7, 2025
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Summary

Trustees voted to accept donated high-jump mats from Northwood School District for the co-op; the mats will be stored off-site and remaining accessory costs were estimated under $1,000. Motion carried by voice vote.

The committee voted April 7 to accept a donation of high-jump mats from a neighboring district for the district's track-and-field co-op.

S5 said Northwood School District offered free mats and would store them. The presenter warned that crossbars and other accessories are not included: "what are you jumping over, is missing," S5 said. S3 moved to approve accepting and using the equipment; S1 seconded, and the motion passed by voice vote. S5 and other speakers noted there may be an additional small invoice (estimated under $1,000) to complete the setup.

What happens next: the mats will be stored at Northwood, the co-op will assess remaining accessory needs, and staff indicated available funds to cover the small outstanding costs.