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Committee recommends Board-to-Board talks on football coop, recommends more coops and approves Wellness Committee merger with Activities
Summary
The Activities Committee recommended initiating Board-to-Board communication about a football cooperative, encouraged pursuing coops for other sports to expand opportunities, and recorded that the Wellness Committee will merge with Activities next year. Spring participation estimates: softball ~19, JH baseball 10–11, golf 7–9.
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Minutes from the March 28 meeting report a recommendation to begin Board-to-Board communication regarding a football cooperative, with a broader recommendation to pursue cooperative arrangements for other sports to expand opportunities and strengthen relationships with neighboring districts. The committee discussed coops as a way to increase participation and program viability.
The committee also recorded spring participation estimates: approximately 19 participants for softball, about 10–11 for junior-high baseball, and an expected 7–9 golfers. Finally, the minutes state the Wellness Committee will merge with Activities next year. No formal vote on cooperatives or the merger is recorded in the minutes; entries are listed as committee recommendations and administrative notes.
