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Board hears proposal to assign visitor concession stand to youth football and cheer
Summary
Board members discussed returning the underused visitor concession stand to the youth football/cheer program, citing a 2021 revenue history (visitor: $3,984; home: $10,890), an offer by youth sports to paint and maintain the stand, and a recommendation to transfer usage rights to the program.
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Board members discussed the future of two district concession stands that have been out of regular use since 2021. The president said the last year both stands were open was 2021, when the visitor stand generated about $3,984 and the home stand about $10,890 over five football games. Youth Football & Cheer approached the district offering to paint and maintain the visitor stand; one speaker recommended granting the visitor stand to the football/cheer program so youth groups can store equipment and use bleachered seating for games.
A community speaker earlier told the board volunteers had offered paint donations (transcript: “we were donating 6 5 gallons of paint”) and emphasized needs such as parking and bleachers at the current field. Board members noted interest from other booster groups (music boosters) in concessions historically and discussed sharing uses to support all student groups.
The board did not record a formal vote to transfer the stand at the meeting but the president signaled a recommendation to give the visitor stand to the football/cheer program. District staff also noted the concession stand has been out of use for three years and that any transfer would carry operational details to be worked out between the boosters, athletics and district administration.
The board asked staff to review logistics and funding for repairs before any final action; no final assignment or contract was executed during the meeting.

