Board approves third annual Muscatatuck race charitable-gaming event; students won't sell tickets

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Summary

Board approved the Muscatatuck race charitable-gaming event, permitting required state permits and noting student nonparticipation in ticket sales; approval was unanimous.

The Jennings County School Corporation board on June 20 approved the third annual Muscatatuck race, a charitable-gaming event organized by school staff that the district said supports community giving and student activities.

District staff said the event follows the required state permit process for charitable gaming, that students will not sell tickets and that proceeds benefit local causes including a donation to a community food program described at the meeting as the Hope Food Grama. Coach Ziegler was identified as lead for the event; the meeting noted this was her third year running the race.

Board members approved the request by unanimous voice vote (7–0). No state permits or follow-up steps beyond the standard permitting process were discussed during the meeting.