A second person asked whether it was true the board was considering asking booster clubs to pay for non-conference games, and Schappert again said no.

Near the conclusion of the meeting, Boyer said she felt the board needed to look at transportation.

"We need to revamp routes and have new stops with the high cost of fuel," she stated.

Koons-Gill suggested that it was time to consider a way to "level the playing field between athletics and other clubs," noting that athletics takes 80 percent of the budget for all extra-curricular activities.

"Maybe everyone should pay a minimal amount to participate," she said. "We need to supplement somehow."

Burger said both the National Honor Society and Key Club raise funds for their activities.

"I'm not looking to gouge people," Koons-Gill said. "It's a concern for the taxpayers."

She suggested a $30 or $35 fee for participation.

The only other business conducted was approval of a number of personnel matters.