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North Miami board accepts donations, approves fundraisers and greenlights Esports team

Board of School Trustees, North Miami Community Schools · September 17, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted multiple donations — including $9,200 from Miami Economic Development for the high-school science workroom — approved several fundraisers and granted permission to form a North Miami Esports team; all motions passed 6-0.

At its Sept. 17 meeting the North Miami Community Schools board approved a package of donations and fundraisers and granted permission to form a formal Esports team.

Donations approved included Read-a-thon gifts from Deardorff Farms ($500), Ethan Manning ($500), an anonymous $500 donation and several other community donations. Notably, Miami Economic Development contributed $9,200 to update the high school science workroom. The board voted to accept the donations on a motion by Amy Eckrote, seconded by David Floyd; the motion carried 6-0.

The board also approved a slate of fundraisers for MS/HS and graduating classes, including Krispy Kreme sales, Evergreen Christmas greenery and other class-specific activities with listed dates. Those fundraisers were approved unanimously.

Separately, the board granted permission to formally form a North Miami Esports team, with the motion carried 6-0. Board members thanked staff and volunteers during closing comments for their work on events and programs.

Next steps: administration will deposit and allocate donation funds according to donor restrictions, complete fundraising approvals and support formation steps for the Esports team, including any necessary activity guidelines and volunteer clearances.