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District secures $20,000 grant for away-game meals; athletics expand middle-school opportunities

Tonasket School District #404 Board of Directors · September 25, 2024
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Summary

Tonasket School District reported a $20,000 grant to feed high-school athletes on away games and said it opened volleyball to 6th-graders to bolster middle-school participation.

Kristi Krieg, MTSS and Outreach Director, told the board that the district applied for and received $20,000 in grant funding specifically to provide meals for high-school athletes during away games. The minutes record the award amount and purpose but do not specify the grant source or spending timeline.

Billy Monroe, athletic director and assistant HS/MS principal, reported on MS and HS athlete turnout and said the district allowed 6th-graders to participate in volleyball so middle-school teams would have sufficient players. He also discussed fall-sports RPI rankings. The minutes do not list individual roster counts or the grant funder.

Speakers: Kristi Krieg (MTSS and Outreach Director); Billy Monroe (AD/Assistant HS & MS principal).

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