(KMZA)--A wrestling program will be added at the Nemaha Central Middle School beginning next school year.
The USD 115 Board of Education voted to add the sport when they meet last week.
Board members were reluctant to bring the program back to the high school after student surveys didn’t show much interest, and instead opted to try it at the middle school.
It was noted that every other Big 7 school, except Hiawatha, competes in wrestling.
In other action, the Board approved fees for next school year.
Breakfast and lunch prices will increase 10 cents across the board, but all other fees will remain the same.
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