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May 21, 2026
Present: Eva Sauve, Michael Hannon, Mary Walby, Rabia Magnusson, Sarah Macpherson-Hanson, Dorie Blue, Debra Chang, Nathan Campbell, Brittany Schwegler, Spencer Rank, John Mutchler, Kay Zavislak Meeting Called to Order at 10:18 am by Eva February General Minutes Approved: Two corrections: - Checking and Savings amounts got switched (Correction has been made) - Amendment: There was actually quorum for the Honor’s Recital Vote - Rabia Moves - Michael Seconds Treasurer’s Report: Checking $7,891.94 Savings: $6,706.82 Vote: - Board slate of officers approved for next year Digital Voting Discussion: Music Olympics: - Went smoothly this year Scholarship Basket: - Still time to donate Wine, Chocolate and money Book Club: - “Learn Faster, Perform Better” - Will take place over summer on Monday nights (Probably) - Rabia is organizing, look for her email. Program Ideas: - Mock music Olympics should be at an earlier meeting - Book club discussion -Classes for preschool -Strings Honor’s Recital: - Rules update (See email) Sonata/Sonatina Festival: - October 10, Saturday - Maybe open up for strings, Baroque and classical pieces, would need at least 12 string participants Business Portion of Meeting Concludes at 11:21 Submitted respectfully by Nathan Campbell May 7, 2026
Present: Eva Sauve, Michael Hannon, Rabia Magnusson, Kaitlyn Ronstadt, Andrea Rackl, Nathan Campbell Meeting Called to Order at 8:32 am by Eva April Board Meeting Minutes Approved: - Rabia moves - Michael seconds Treasurer’s Report: Checking: $8,759.29 Savings: $6,706.82 Music Olympics: - $350 donation to FCC for tuning and rental - Board agrees on a $150 increase from approval form for this year with donations to FCC in other years being dependent on financial viability MAP Committee Report: - Profit: $1,235 Honor’s Recital - Should be a line item under MAP in the budget - Income needs to be corrected - Honor’s Recital form will be approved via email Master Lessons Approval Form: Approved - January 23, 2027 - Board will figure out if a stipend for Piano Tuning is financially feasible and sustainable. (Depending on 2027 budget) - Andrea moves - Kaitlyn seconds Nancy Heyer Scholarship: - Three questions (see email) - $790 used last year - Revise application process to remove barriers and make it more based on situation explanation - Additional statement on how the student is doing with lessons (follow up) - Discussion to continue at June meeting Meeting Concludes at 9:40am Submitted respectfully by Nathan Campbell |
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