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Board backs Safe Routes to School grant application to connect grade-school bike paths
Summary
Maroa-Forsyth C.U.S.D. 2 approved a resolution supporting the Village of Forsyth's Safe Routes to School grant application to link a bike path behind the grade school to a new west-side path. The motion passed 6–0.
The school board unanimously approved a resolution supporting a Safe Routes to School grant application during its Oct. 14 meeting. The Village of Forsyth is applying for the grant to help connect a bike path behind the grade school to a new path west of the school.
The resolution was moved by Paul Lidy and seconded by Matt Crawford; the vote was 6–0. Board approval is a supporting action for the village’s application and does not itself commit district funds beyond standard cooperation.
