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Parents and students urge board to allow senior parking‑space painting as fundraiser
Summary
Project Graduation requested district approval to let Imlay City High School seniors paint assigned parking spaces for a fee; multiple parents and students spoke in favor and Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron said he will research the request and report back to the board.
Members of Project Graduation and supporting community members urged the Imlay City Board of Education on Aug. 25 to allow seniors to paint a designated high‑school parking space as a fundraiser.
Several parents and students — Andrea Czapiewski, Caleb McLain, Carson Milovich, Tina Milovich, Melissa Russell, Heather Sample, Diane Summer, Leslie Collins and Bethany McLain — spoke during the public comment period in support of the proposal, citing its fundraising potential and community engagement value.
President Sharon Muir thanked attendees "for conducting themselves respectfully and appropriately" and said the request does not fall to the board but to Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron. Muir stated that Dr. Cameron will provide an answer after further research and discussion.
The minutes do not record a final decision; the superintendent is expected to report back once staff review policy, facility and liability considerations related to the proposal.
