Board approves Plymouth Regional High to join girls' ice hockey cooperative team

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The Governor Wentworth Regional School District (GWRSD) School Board convened on April 7, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items, with a focus on enhancing student opportunities in athletics.

The meeting began with a motion to approve the addition of Plymouth Regional High School to the existing girls' ice hockey cooperative team, which currently includes Kingswood Regional High School and Prospect Mountain High School. A board member proposed the motion, emphasizing the importance of seeking cost-sharing arrangements to help manage expenses associated with the new addition. The motion was seconded, and the board engaged in a brief discussion regarding the intent to pursue cost-sharing options to alleviate financial burdens.

One board member highlighted the significance of this initiative, describing it as an excellent example of promoting access and opportunity for students while working to remove barriers to participation in sports. The discussion underscored the board's commitment to enhancing athletic programs and ensuring that all students have the chance to engage in extracurricular activities.

The meeting concluded with a consensus on the motion, reflecting the board's dedication to fostering an inclusive environment for student athletes. Further steps will be taken to explore potential cost-sharing partnerships as the initiative moves forward.

Converted from 7 April 2025 Governor Wentworth Regional School District (GWRSD) School Board Meeting meeting on April 12, 2025
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