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Clarksville school board cuts student activity ticket to $20, approves refunds and free homecoming entry for K–12
Summary
At a Sept. 19 special meeting, the Clarksville Community School Board of Education approved lowering the student activity ticket to $20, ordering refunds for prior purchasers and granting free admission for K–12 students to the homecoming game; the motion passed unanimously.
The Clarksville Community School Board of Education voted Sept. 19 to lower the student activity ticket price to $20, direct refunds to people who already bought tickets and allow students in kindergarten through 12th grade free admission to the homecoming game. The special meeting was called to order at 7:30 a.m. in the superintendent’s office by Board President Justin Clark.
Phil Barnett, a board member, moved the measure and Shelley Maiers seconded it; the minutes record the motion as "carried unanimously." The minutes list members present as Justin Clark (via phone), Tim Backer, Phil Barnett and Shelley Maiers; one board member, Brandon Kampman, was absent.
The motion as recorded covers three items: reduce the activity ticket price to $20; refund tickets that have already been purchased; and admit K–12 students to the homecoming game at no charge. The board minutes do not specify the timeline, method or responsible staff for issuing refunds, nor do they record any discussion or projected fiscal impact on the district’s activity fund.
Superintendent Bryan Boysen and Business Manager/Board Secretary Shellee Bartlett were present at the meeting. The minutes do not identify follow-up steps or an effective date beyond the approval recorded in the special meeting minutes.
The board adjourned at 7:45 a.m. The district did not provide additional details in the minutes about implementation; the board or district office would need to provide further information on how refunds will be processed and whether the $20 price replaces prior policy permanently or temporarily.
