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Administration proposes updated, tiered facility rental policy to boost community use and revenue

Fenton Community High School District 100 Finance/Facilities Committee · April 22, 2026
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Jose Jaramillo said the district's facility rental policy and fee schedule have not been updated since about 2014–2015; administration proposes a more flexible, tiered structure for nonprofits, local groups and for-profits while maintaining priority for student use.

Assistant Superintendent Jose Jaramillo and CSBO Dr. Douglas Wildes briefed the committee on planned revisions to facility rental procedures and fees, noting the current fee schedule has not been updated since approximately 2014 or 2015.

"The current facility rental policy and fee schedule have not been updated since approximately 2014 or 2015," Mr. Jaramillo said, explaining proposed changes would create a tiered structure that offers flexibility for nonprofits and local organizations while charging different rates for outside for-profit groups. The administration emphasized preserving priority access for Fenton students and school programs while increasing community use and generating additional revenue. Updated proposals will return to the Board for future consideration.