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Superintendent: new bus arrived, athletics co-op changed and vandalism prompts supervision
Summary
The superintendent reported a new bus fits the bus barn, said a neighboring district dissolved its football/track co-op, and asked for tighter supervision after vandalism in school bathrooms; he also noted a booster fundraiser raised about $16,000.
Superintendent (speaker 5) told the board "The new bus got here yesterday," and confirmed the vehicle fits inside the district's bus barn.
He reported that an adjacent district changed athletic arrangements—dissolving a football and track co-op and altering volleyball and basketball agreements—without notifying Scobey. The superintendent said district staff had not received formal paperwork confirming the change and that some community members were upset.
The superintendent also reported a booster/FFA alumni fundraising event that raised "right around $16,000" to benefit the shop room and alumni activities. He asked that parents remind students about bathroom etiquette after staff discovered written vandalism and feces on bathroom doors and instituted stricter supervision.
Board members heard the updates but did not take formal action on the co-op status or vandalism during the excerpt provided.
