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Nekoosa High snapshot shows robust club activity; fundraising remains primary funding source
Summary
District presented December snapshot of high school clubs (281 students enrolled; 111 distinct students in clubs) and explained clubs largely self-fund through fundraising and concessions; some clubs receive small building funds or partner support.
Superintendent Nathan presented a rolling December snapshot of student activities at Nekoosa High School, reporting 281 students enrolled at the high school and a total club enrollment figure of 175 (111 distinct students participating). He said most students participate in one club with smaller numbers in multiple clubs and highlighted examples including Yearbook, Chess Club, Key Club, 3D Printing Club and Law Enforcement Club.
Board members and the student representative discussed club financing: clubs primarily fund themselves through fundraising and concession work, with some minimal building funds for activities like yearbook. The student representative said clubs typically receive about $60 per concessions event as part of their fundraising; other clubs receive external support (Key Club via Kiwanis, Law Enforcement Club donations). The board emphasized that activity accounts roll over and do not flow into the district general fund.
