Superior Schools Launches The Facilities Partnership Program

Creating thriving partnerships with the Superior and Douglas County communities is a point of pride for
the School District of Superior. The Spartans are excited to announce they are officially accepting applications for naming rights opportunities across various school district facilities.

Money raised through the Superior Facilities Partnership Program will support the ongoing maintenance and facility upgrades throughout the District. These spaces welcome countless students, staff and Spartan community members to numerous events throughout the year, making this a perfect way to honor alumni, former staff, a longtime Spartan fan, an organization or a company.

The options listed below are not the only opportunities available. If you have a partnership idea outside of what is listed, please reach out with your own proposal.
• New Turf Field
• Football/Soccer/Lacrosse (FSL)
• Baseball
• Softball
• Practice Field
• Tennis Court
• New SHS Scoreboards
• Football/Soccer/Lacrosse
• Baseball
• Softball
• New Track
• Running Track
• Throw Area
• Jump Pits
• SHS Auxiliary Gyms
• SHS Weight Room

NBC Spartan Sports Complex

• Locker Rooms
• Officials
• Student Lockers
• NBC Spartan Sports Complex Plaza
• Sports Complex Facilities
• F/S/L: Press box, Bleachers
• Visitor Bleachers, Band Bleachers
• Baseball: Dugouts, Bleachers
• Softball: Dugouts, Press Box, Bleachers
• Concession Stand
• SHS Academic Locations
• SHS Library Media Center
• SHS Technical Education Wing
• SHS Performing Arts Center
• SHS Commons

According to Policy 7560 – Naming Rights & Naming School Facilities, the School District may grant naming rights to recognize significant contributions made to the District. Contributions may include financial donations, sponsorships or the provision of equipment, materials, land or services, and are accepted at the sole discretion of the District. Read more about the Facilities Partnership Program online.
The School District of Superior extends its sincere gratitude to the National Bank of Commerce and Happy Tails Animal Hospital for their valued facility partnerships. The district deeply appreciates the continued support of the Spartan community, which was instrumental in the development of the facilities.

This program allows the district to proactively maintain and upgrade its premier venues while avoiding placing the burden on taxpayers as part of a capital referendum.

Interested parties are invited to join the District in these efforts; to schedule a meeting or request further details, please contact David Coy or Ella Olson, or call 715-394-8700.

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