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Funding cut forces changes to Bolt program; robotics program seeks support

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board · September 15, 2025
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Summary

The board heard that funding cuts have reduced Bolt to two days per week with late bus funding through December; robotics program organizers say volunteer help is available but programs will require participation fees or new funding sources.

Parents and program organizers told the board Sept. 15 that the Bolt after-school program has lost funding and is currently operating two days per week; late bus service is funded through December. Brad Evenson told the board that adding an extra day would require the board to identify a funding source. The robotics program also faces funding shortfalls and organizers said volunteers have offered time but participant fees would still be needed to continue the program.

Board members did not take a formal funding vote but discussed options and acknowledged the need to identify budget sources or external support. The minutes record that the board will consider where funding could come from if additional program days are requested; no specific funding decision was made at the meeting.