Opinions differ on possible athletic sharing

GRUNDY CENTER — Could a day come when Grundy Center and Gladbrook-Reinbeck form a complete athletic partnership? The possibility was discussed last Wednesday as the Grundy Center School Board held a work session to discuss athletic sharing possibilities.
    Board members Bob Johanns and Kelly Mathews and Superintendent Jerry Schutz shared thoughts on a meeting they held recently with members of the Gladbrook-Reinbeck School Board and its superintendent, Shawn Holloway.
    Johanns said the group went through the pros and cons of sharing and how far the sharing should go. The two districts currently share cross country and wrestling, and G-R has approached Grundy Center about the possibility of sharing track and field this year.

For more of this story see the Sept. 25 Grundy Register.