Board to meet with booster‑club leaders to shore up oversight
May 04, 2024 | Northwest Local, School Districts, Ohio
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Board members said the district has had a booster‑club policy in place for some time but has not consistently followed it and that they plan to meet with booster‑club presidents and treasurers to improve oversight.
The Chair said the goal is not to be punitive but to ensure transparency and protect donors and the school district by collecting officers’ contact information, bylaws, fundraising plans and financial statements. Board members discussed meeting in early summer and agreed to schedule sessions with interested booster‑club leaders.
The board characterized this as an effort to align practice with existing policy rather than to impose new restrictions.
The Chair said the goal is not to be punitive but to ensure transparency and protect donors and the school district by collecting officers’ contact information, bylaws, fundraising plans and financial statements. Board members discussed meeting in early summer and agreed to schedule sessions with interested booster‑club leaders.
The board characterized this as an effort to align practice with existing policy rather than to impose new restrictions.
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