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Holdingford board approves six new secondary course proposals and accepts $25,000 donation to athletics

School Board of Independent School District #738 (Holdingford Public Schools) · February 1, 2026
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Summary

The board approved new secondary course proposals (Forensic 2; Textile Design; Global Foods; Meat Processing; Vet Science; Think, Learn, Communicate) and adopted a resolution accepting donations including $25,000 from the Science Booster Club designated for athletics and $32.80 from Box Tops for Education for science.

At its Feb. 18 meeting the Holdingford Public School District board approved a set of new secondary course proposals and formally accepted monetary donations earmarked for school programs.

The consent agenda approved by the board included the adoption of several new secondary course proposals: Forensic 2; Textile Design; Global Foods; Meat Processing; Vet Science; and Think, Learn, Communicate (TLC). The consent agenda passed unanimously on a motion by Pat Meier with a second by Evelyn Martini.

Separately, the board adopted a resolution accepting donations. The board recorded acceptance of $32.80 from Box Tops for Education designated to science and a $25,000 gift from the Science Booster Club designated to athletics. Chair Lori Opatz read the donations aloud and thanked the donors; the resolution passed unanimously (motion by Ben Christensen, second by Nicole Burg).

Why it matters: the new courses expand elective and career-focused options for secondary students, while the donations provide immediate financial support for science activities and athletics programming. The meeting record does not specify recurring funding or exact program allocations beyond the donor designations.

No public comment was recorded on these items during the meeting; the board moved on to other business after adopting the consent agenda and the donations resolution.