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Board hears concerns about co-op sports transportation and upcoming athletics events
Summary
The district reported multiple co-op athletics schedules and continuing transportation challenges; questionnaires were distributed to students in grades 3–11 to estimate participation for next year and coach/meeting schedules for incoming athletes were announced.
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Administrators reported on athletics and co-op arrangements with Neillsville for middle- and high-school sports and highlighted ongoing transportation concerns. The meeting minutes note that "Transportation is a concern for co-op sports and also for our own transportation." Administrators said questionnaires were given to students in grades 3–11 to better count participants for next year’s sports.
The Athletic Director reported that G2 basketball coaches for next year have been hired and that incoming 7–12 grade girls and boys should attend a meeting with coaches on Wednesday, May 21. Administrators also summarized remaining season schedules for middle-school and high-school teams and reminded families to keep ClassTag notifications on for updates.
Board members did not take formal action on transportation at the May meeting but flagged it as an operational issue to be monitored as schedules and staffing are finalized.
