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District reports motorcycle-show fundraiser proceeds; board to decide allocation

Lead-Deadwood School District 40-1 Board of Education · June 10, 2026
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Summary

District staff reported running a booth at the Black Hills motorcycle show that helped raise funds (event raised over $13,000 at the door); the board will decide whether proceeds go to school lunches or other district needs.

Lexi, who represented the district at the Black Hills motorcycle show, reported that the event raised more than $13,000 at the door and that sponsorships and raffle-ticket sales should increase the total amount available to the district. Lexi said the district’s booth sold a modest amount (roughly $100) of items from the Digger Depot but that many attendees said they came specifically because proceeds would benefit the district.

Lexi told the board she does not yet know the district’s final share; she said organizers indicated funds can be allocated at the district’s discretion and that the original idea was to direct proceeds to school lunch programs. Board members said they will decide the final allocation, noting the money could support lunch programs or other needs.

No formal vote on allocation was recorded in the meeting; staff will report back with final totals and recommendations.