High School esports teams advance to playoffs at Elite Gaming Arena

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The NSCSD Board of Education meeting held on May 7, 2025, focused on budget discussions and updates on the district's eSports program.

During the meeting, board members reviewed the district's financial situation, highlighting the reliance on the tax levy and general state aid, which have remained consistent over the years. One board member noted a shift in funding sources, expressing concern about increasing dependence on the tax levy due to existing tax caps. This issue underscores the ongoing challenges the district faces in maintaining financial stability while providing quality education.

In addition to budgetary concerns, the meeting featured a presentation from Catherine Leo, a biology teacher and eSports coach at the high school. Leo reported a successful season for the district's eSports teams, with nine out of ten teams qualifying for playoffs. She provided details about the upcoming playoff events scheduled for May 26 and 27 at the Elite Gaming Arena, encouraging community members to attend and support the students. The event is free and will feature college recruiters interested in the players.

The meeting concluded with appreciation for the hard work of the district staff in preparing the budget and supporting student activities. As the district navigates financial challenges, the success of its eSports program highlights the diverse opportunities available for student engagement and achievement.

Converted from 4-21-2025 NSCSD Board of Education Meeting meeting on May 07, 2025
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