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Board approves updated community-program fees; superintendent says swimming lessons return
Summary
Trustees approved modest fee increases for the fall/winter community program because high-school renovations require extra custodial support; the superintendent said swimming lessons will resume this fall and expand into the school year.
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The superintendent recommended approval of the fall 2026–winter 2027 community ad program and related fees, noting some fee increases were driven by the unavailability of the high school during renovations. She explained programs moved to other buildings require additional custodial shifts, which raised operational costs and required "nominal" fee adjustments.
"So when you take programs to other buildings that don't have the same level of support, we have to add some shifts, so we had to make some fee adjustments," the superintendent said. She added that swimming lessons, which were interrupted by pool renovations last year, are returning this fall and will expand throughout the year.
A motion to approve the program and fees was made and seconded; the board voted in favor and the motion carried. The board did not change program scope during the meeting; the fee adjustments were described as nominal and intended to cover added custodial support during high-school construction.

