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Board asks whether co-op athletics or altered activity offerings would better serve students
Summary
The board raised options to adjust athletics and activity offerings, including forming co-ops with neighboring districts and potentially limiting competition at some state levels to expand participation.
Katie Tewold asked the community to consider whether current athletics and activities meet student interest and whether the district should pursue cooperative arrangements with other schools. She noted co-ops could expand opportunities but might require compromises regarding competition at certain state levels because of rules from governing bodies.
The board requested community feedback on which activities matter most to students and whether short-term or longer-term co-op arrangements would be acceptable. No commitments were made at the session; the board will use public notes to evaluate feasibility and regulatory implications.
