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Cromwell‑Wright board raises activity and gate fees to offset rising costs
Summary
To help cover higher referee and travel costs, the board approved raising activity fees to $50 (with $10 annual increases for four years), increased family and gate fees, and added a $10 HUDL streaming charge.
The Cromwell‑Wright Public Schools Board voted June 17 to increase student activity fees and event admission prices to help offset rising referee and travel costs. Superintendent Nathan Libbon proposed the package; the board approved the proposal on a motion by Brian Granholm, seconded by Tristan Johnson.
Libbon outlined specific changes: "Approve the increase of activity fees to $50 and increase $10 per year for the next four years; Raise the family maximums to the equivalent of 5 activity fees per year; Increase the gate fees to $8 per Adult, $5 for Students, $2 for CWS Students. Increase Family All Season Passes to $200; begin $10 charge for HUDL streaming." The board passed the motion unanimously with two members absent.
Board members said the increases are intended to cover escalating costs tied to athletics and travel; the minutes record the measures and the vote but do not list projected revenue estimates from the fee changes. The new fee schedule and HUDL streaming charge will be implemented for the upcoming school year.
