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It s Groundhog Day for Deficit-Ridden Belle Terre Swim and Racquet as School Board Again Dithers Over Fate

Locals push City Council to add new aquatic center

Belle Terre Swim Club May Convert to K-12 Campus

A pretty setting, but the tennis courts at the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club are not likely to survive whatever makeover the club will experience in the coming year. (© FlaglerLive) The Flagler County School Board will not sell the 43-year-old Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club it has owned since 1996. It will not lease it, either, and not because it doesn’t wish it could do either: there simply are no buyers nor eligible organizations that could lease the facility with all the constraints that attach to leasing school board property, such as the requirement that the renter is a non-profit and that a proportion of the facility’s time is devoted to district students.

Belle Terre Swim Club, in Deficit, is Not Closing Yet But the School Board Needs Help Keeping It Open

The Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club is again facing deficits. (© FlaglerLive) The Flagler County School Board is inviting the county commission and Palm Coast government to a joint meeting to find ways to keep the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club open. The school board has owned the club since 1996.  School board members don’t want to close the facility. But for the second time in six years, the club is in deficit and the district is using dollars designed to run its K-12 operations to keep it afloat, though the club is used primarily by adults. That’s not a tenable situation. 

More analysis needed before Belle Terre swim club decision

Dear Editor: (Note: The following letter was also sent to Superintendent Cathy Mittelstadt.) This is a request to the School Board by the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club Advisory Committee to keep Belle Terre open and ongoing while fees for memberships and medical groups pick up as the pandemic gets under control. I represent BTSRAC 501c3 nonprofit that worked with the School Board in 2015 to keep Belle Terre open. When the pandemic struck, Belle Terre was shut down for two months. People were told to restrict their activities and stay at home as best they could.  It is remarkable that when 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 memberships are compared, paying members have only gone down from 1,378 to 1,243 and during these same periods Silver Sneakers, Renew Active, Silver and Fit and Florida Health Care are all up. The problem is that frequency of visits is down. School system employees can use the Belle Terre facilities for free. It appears few of them are. Some of the comments indicated

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