School Board Splits Over FHS Sponsorship Policy Change

March 25, 2017 School Board

Board of Education member Richard Seamon was unsuccessful in his attempt to table proposed changes to a board policy.

A divided Board of Education on March 23 introduced major changes to its policy regulating sponsorship signage, and who in the district can solicit sponsors.

The changes restrict sponsorship advertising – such as banners – to only the high school athletic complex, meaning the football stadium and the gym. The underlying policy, which was approved in 2010, allowed sponsorship signage in all schools.

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School Board Splits Over FHS Sponsorship Policy Change

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