Indoor Practice Facilities

[Rolltanks]

After thinking about the school spending for sports, I would assume that the money generated by the athletic boosters has to be split up among the different sports and band, but at unioto all the different sports teams have separate booster clubs as well and money that is raised by say the unioto football boosters goes only to football so I would think if a certain sports booster club raised the money idk if they legally have to share it at all. I’m not sure if this is how it works but if one group wants to raise money I would think they could spend it for just that team.

[Eugene 2011]

Does burg have a facility? I thought they did.

No, we don’t have an indoor practice facility or full time AD. We value the education of our kids first and that’s why we are a 5 star school district.

It's always good to value academics and SW is a 5 star school too.

[BurgFan43]

Does burg have a facility? I thought they did.

No, we don’t have an indoor practice facility or full time AD. We value the education of our kids first and that’s why we are a 5 star school district.

It's always good to value academics and SW is a 5 star school too.

Yes, Webster is also a 5 star district. Both districts are very deserving and doing what is best for their students.

[BurgFan43]

After thinking about the school spending for sports, I would assume that the money generated by the athletic boosters has to be split up among the different sports and band, but at unioto all the different sports teams have separate booster clubs as well and money that is raised by say the unioto football boosters goes only to football so I would think if a certain sports booster club raised the money idk if they legally have to share it at all. I’m not sure if this is how it works but if one group wants to raise money I would think they could spend it for just that team.

I am sure there are certain guidelines since it goes through the athletic department. Every dime a school takes it has to be accounted for by a receipt for auditing purposes.

[Rolltanks]

After thinking about the school spending for sports, I would assume that the money generated by the athletic boosters has to be split up among the different sports and band, but at unioto all the different sports teams have separate booster clubs as well and money that is raised by say the unioto football boosters goes only to football so I would think if a certain sports booster club raised the money idk if they legally have to share it at all. I’m not sure if this is how it works but if one group wants to raise money I would think they could spend it for just that team.

I am sure there are certain guidelines since it goes through the athletic department. Every dime a school takes it has to be accounted for by a receipt for auditing purposes.

I understand but that isn’t what I was talking about. The question was if a sports team has a separate booster club I don’t think they have to share that money with other sports it goes into an account to be used for that sport.

[BurgFan43]

After thinking about the school spending for sports, I would assume that the money generated by the athletic boosters has to be split up among the different sports and band, but at unioto all the different sports teams have separate booster clubs as well and money that is raised by say the unioto football boosters goes only to football so I would think if a certain sports booster club raised the money idk if they legally have to share it at all. I’m not sure if this is how it works but if one group wants to raise money I would think they could spend it for just that team.

I am sure there are certain guidelines since it goes through the athletic department. Every dime a school takes it has to be accounted for by a receipt for auditing purposes.

I understand but that isn’t what I was talking about. The question was if a sports team has a separate booster club I don’t think they have to share that money with other sports it goes into an account to be used for that sport.

I would say the booster’s name would have to include that particular sport so anyone who donated or bought anything would know where the money is going. All booster clubs should want the best for all the district’s teams and not just certain ones.

[Rolltanks]

I am sure there are certain guidelines since it goes through the athletic department. Every dime a school takes it has to be accounted for by a receipt for auditing purposes.

I understand but that isn’t what I was talking about. The question was if a sports team has a separate booster club I don’t think they have to share that money with other sports it goes into an account to be used for that sport.

I would say the booster’s name would have to include that particular sport so anyone who donated or bought anything would know where the money is going. All booster clubs should want the best for all the district’s teams and not just certain ones.

I do t think you are capable of understanding me

[BurgFan43]

I understand but that isn’t what I was talking about. The question was if a sports team has a separate booster club I don’t think they have to share that money with other sports it goes into an account to be used for that sport.

I would say the booster’s name would have to include that particular sport so anyone who donated or bought anything would know where the money is going. All booster clubs should want the best for all the district’s teams and not just certain ones.

I do t think you are capable of understanding me

I fully understand that there may be separate booster clubs for individual sports like the band boosters. Most schools I am aware of have a booster club for athletics but they aren’t separate for a sport like football, basketball, ect. They are athletic boosters which means the money should be shared equally since it is funneled through the district. There is strict guidelines by the state for booster clubs and donations. No public employee or volunteer can receive any compensation or gift from such booster club.