The West Carrollton Band Booster Organization is a group of parents that are dedicated to helping make all of the various music programs successful and fun. They support the band financially and by engaging themselves in the different activities, such as band camp and football games. This is a good way for parents to be involved in the child's activities. If you would like to get involved, we encourage you can attend band booster meetings (which are held the second Monday of every month at 7:00 pm in the High School Band room), help with fundraisers and parent service credit opportunities, and be a chaperone at events like band camp. The Band Boosters are the ones who built the uniform carts, drive the trailer, and help with Senior Night. To see ways in which you can help with fundrasing and parent service credit opportunities, check out Fundraisers and Parent Service Credit Opportunities, or you can contact anyone on the Band Booster Executive Board. We look forward to hearing from you!!!

By-Laws

Every three years the boosters review and update our bylaws. The latest versions were approved on May 14th, 2007.
West Carrollton Band Boosters By-Laws
West Carrollton Band Boosters Code of Ethics
West Carrollton Band Boosters Mission Statement

Booster Minutes

The minutes of the band booster meetings are now available on line. These are posted as soon as they have been approved, which should not be later than the next booster meeting.

Minutes for 9/10/07
Minutes for 8/13/07
Minutes for 7/09/07
No Meeting 6/11/07
Minutes for 5/14/07
Minutes for 4/09/07
Minutes for 3/12/07
Minutes for 2/12/07

Meet the Board

Cindy Miller, President

Hi, I’m Cindy Miller, and I'm very excited to be a part of the Boosters as President. Nancy Wheeler and I have worked together on scouting events for a number of years and I'm sure we can make a smooth transition. We are trying to come up with new ideas along with keeping with what has worked in the past. My husband, Brian and I have lived in West Carrollton for 17 years and our son, Brad, is currently a freshman playing tenor sax. We have enjoyed being involved in various activities that Brad has had an interest. I look forward to working hard to keep our band program strong.

Nancy Wheeler, Vice President

I am the mother of 5 children, 2 of whom are West Carrollton graduates. We have lived in the district for 17 years and currently have 3 boys in 3 different schools. My son, Kelson, is a sophomore in the marching band. I joined the Band Boosters to help do my part for the kids. I also work full time and am actively involved in Scouts and my church. If I can make the time to work for these kids, can’t you help as well? We need all the help we can get, as “many hands make light work”. I’m looking forward to a fabulous year with the band. The show is truly spectacular and they should be very successful. Give a board member a call and volunteer today!

Mike Carter, Treasurer

Hi, I’m Mike Carter, Treasurer of the West Carrollton Band Boosters.  After our first year, my wife Diane and I are now the veterans of the board, and we plan on being here for the long haul.  When I’m not sending out invoices and counting the change from fund raisers, I’m a computer programmer with Reynolds and Reynolds in Kettering.  My oldest son Jon graduated from the band in 2006 and is a currently enrolled at Bowling Green State University.  My second son, Erik, is a trombone player, and my youngest, Matthew, has taken over Jon’s Baritone in the middle school.  My daughter Katlyn is currently at a specialty boarding school/treatment center in Utah.  I enjoy playing games and watching movies in the few seconds of spare time that I can find.

Diane Carter, Corresponding Secretary

Hi, I’m Diane Carter, the Corresponding Secretary for the Boosters. When I’m not volunteering for the band, I’m helping to take care of my four stepchildren. I have one daughter, Becky, from my first marriage but she lives and attends college in Minnesota. I also am a fairly new realtor, working full-time for Big Hill GMAC. I felt it was important to be on the board of the band boosters because I will have kids in the band for the next six years and with all of the school cut-backs, etc., if the Boosters weren’t around, neither would the marching band. And it is such a GREAT group of kids to associate with!

Debbie Jenkins, Recording Secretary

I am the mother of Ben (will be senior) and Nathan (sophomore). I have been a registered nurse in the ICU at Grandview hospital for 13 years. I have just completed my Bachelor's degree at Kettering College. We are active in Zion Lutheran Church. I went to band camp last year and had so much fun I had to sign up as a board member! I am excited about becoming more involved with the band - I was a 'band nerd' myself in High school.