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Fall sports: 140 athletes; most activity fees paid but crowdfunding uptake low
Summary
The district reported 140 fall athletes across high school and middle school. Of those, 100 have self-paid activity fees, six were paid via a scholarship program and four students used Snapraise crowdfunding; about 30 remain outstanding but have until Friday to enroll or pay.
The athletic-director update provided roster numbers across fall sports: "we have 9 in high school cheer, 11 in cross country, 26 in high school football, 29 in high school volleyball...for a total of 140 fall sports athletes." The AD noted co-op participation from nearby communities and gave deadlines for activity-fee payment.
On fee payments, the AD said, "Of those 140 athletes, 100 have already self paid. 6 have been paid for using the Gold Junction...presents scholarship...4 students are using Snapraise to crowdfund." He also said roughly 30 students have until Friday to start a Snapraise account to cover fees. The board heard this as an informational report; no policy change was proposed at this meeting.
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