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Community education reports summer participation and aims to add adult classes

Boyceville Community School District Board of Education · December 17, 2025
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Summary

Director Michael Roemhild presented participation counts for 2025–26 community education programs—Summer School 53, Track Camp 103, Summer Rec Ball 125, Bulldog Adventures 44 (3 sessions)—and said goals include adding adult education and recruiting instructors from the community.

Community Education Director Michael Roemhild reviewed programming for the 2025–26 year and provided participation figures for multiple programs: Summer School (53); Bulldog Adventures (44 across three sessions); Track Camp (103); Summer Rec Ball (125); Hunter’s Safety (12); Estate Planning (6); ongoing classes listed as Piano (8) and Guitar (1).

Roemhild told the board that program goals include adding adult education classes, providing a safe learning environment for Boyceville students, and recruiting community members with skills to teach. The minutes record the participation counts and the director’s stated goals; no board action was recorded on program funding during the meeting.