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Youth programs: basketball, LEGO party and fastpitch clinic reported; several classes canceled for low enrollment
Summary
Advisory council members were told youth basketball seasons concluded with enough players for multiple grade brackets; LEGO Building Party had 14 participants; a fastpitch clinic had nine registrants; some classes were canceled due to low enrollment or instructor issues.
Council members received a summary of winter and early-spring youth offerings. Youth basketball finished its season with enough players to run both girls' and boys' teams for grades 3–4 and 5–6; the LEGO Building Party for K–6 on Jan. 27 had 14 participants; and a fastpitch pitching/catching clinic ran from Jan. 11 to Mar. 29 with nine registered participants and interest from Cromwell players.
The minutes also record several cancellations: a Feb. 13 babysitting class was canceled after five signups, and some students later attended a neighboring NK babysitting class on Mar. 23. "Making Spaghetti with the Superintendent" was canceled due to an instructor conflict, and planned self-defense and wilderness-survival classes were not held due to instructor illness.
