Very good point. District facilities are usually available, at least for team meetings or make mobile where you put everything away when it is done.
The money comes from taxpayers, and there are many other "stakeholders" competing for the same given resources, what might be priority today, it might not be priority tomorrow.
I have seem many teams loose space at schools but they have been able to find an alternative without much drama, but when a school was giving $5,000 to a team and had to cut back....well go to a school board meeting and you will see.
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Originally Posted by Siri
How is not accepting money an important shield, but accepting facilities is totally fine? (I ask as someone who had to move out of district facilities with no notice during build season, and has since moved 10 times in 4 years since then for much the same reason as those you list.) At least money you can save up; space you either have at a given time or don't? Trying to understand?
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