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Board approves split FCA subactivity fund to separate fundraising and scholarship dollars
Summary
Union City school board approved dividing the FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) subactivity account to track fundraising (e.g., Pizza Fridays) separately from FCA scholarships, a change the board said will improve accounting transparency.
The Union City Board of Education voted Oct. 13 to split the FCA subactivity fund into two tracked accounts — one for fundraising and one for scholarships — to create clearer accounting of student activity proceeds.
Laura Reed moved to split the FCA account for separate fundraising and scholarship tracking; Lindsey Garrett seconded the motion, which passed on a 4–0 roll call with Travis Norton absent. The board cited examples such as Pizza Fridays and a separate FCA scholarship account as reasons for the split. Board Secretary recorded the vote as Chris Dugger: Yea; Lindsey Garrett: Yea; Laura Reed: Yea; Bailey Smith: Yea; Travis Norton: Absent.
