District accepts donations for carpentry and band programs; students earn state qualifications
Summary
Board accepted in-kind and monetary donations for carpentry and band programs and also heard updates on student activities. Four wrestlers qualified for the state tournament and the high-school band performed at a statewide conference.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo School District board accepted several donations to support student programs, and staff highlighted recent student accomplishments.
Accepted gifts include a 6-by-12 enclosed tool trailer for the carpentry class (listed value $3,000) and construction-themed books for kindergarten donated by Knobelsdorf Electric; a case of legal paper from RAP Land Surveying Inc.; in-kind recording support for band performance from Ramble Pictures (Jimmy and Elizabeth Galdea); and an in-kind $500 reduction in production costs for band programs from All Means Graphics (Rob Schnell Shaniluk). The donations were adopted by roll call vote 7–0.
In administrative reports, high-school staff reported that four wrestlers — Liam Summer, Ryan McCann, Reed Summer and Mason Hancer — qualified for the state wrestling tournament and that the high-school band performed at the Minnesota Music Educators Association conference. Staff also described ongoing registration, snow-week activities and scheduling for upcoming student performances.
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