School Board approves agreement with YMCA

    GRUNDY CENTER — The Grundy Center School Board unanimously approved a new agreement with the Grundy Center YMCA, continuing a partnership that has been in place for more than four years.
    After discussing the agreement extensively at the February meeting, the Board passed the newly-created agreement without comment. The new agreement changes language in four paragraphs of the agreement, noting specifically when the School District has priority use of the equipment in the fitness center, which will remain in the secondary building.
    The new agreement states that “The YMCA understands that the facilities are owned by the school and the school shall have priority access to all facilities at all times as determined by the school administration and coaches.” It also states that the parties acknowledge that coach-supervised designated programs and students and athletes will have priority use of the school’s facilities and that high school in-season sports have the right and authority to have “priority access to all said facilities, at any time, even if the YMCA scheduled with Superintendent’s office.”

For more of this story, see the April 3 Grundy Register.