Jackson Hole Youth Mountain Biking

“During a board meeting held in november the board meets to review the form 990 in detail. The treasurer provides each member of the board with a copy of form 990, then together the board members review, discuss and together finalize the details. Particular attention is paid to the tax compliance & governance, management & disclosure questions. The decision to file the form 990 as prepared is passed unanimously by the board.”

“The conflict of interest policy is considered to be monitored and enforced by way of discussion during regularly scheduled board meetings.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request. This information is available through the treasurer - suzanne hultman, po box 8345, jackson, wy 83002.”

“Jhymb offers club and xc race team options for public, private and homeschooled student-athletes in grades 6 - 12 from jackson hole, wy. The team competes in the idaho interscholastic cycling league, which is a league of the national interscholastic cycling association (nica). Our team philosophy is based on fun first. Our central goal is for students to develop a strong body, mind and character through mountain biking. We practice 2 days a week beginning in early june, culminating in a race season that offers those choosing to race the opportunity to compete in 5 events throughout idaho. The state championship is at bogus basin. In our first season, jhymb took the overall 1st place trophy for division ii teams. Team goals: the jhymb team goals are simple: have fun, ride and race safely, and include and value every rider. Everyone is welcome, everyone rides. There are no tryouts, there are no cuts. Jhymb coaches are squarely focused on creating a team culture that is welcoming, safe and fun. We strive to teach riders that mountain biking is a life-long activity for good health, to encourage a connection to the outdoors, and to develop the commitment, discipline, and teamwork needed to succeed in life. Although the students are learning skills and gaining fitness, our volunteer coaches are most focused on teaching students how to respect each other, themselves, the environment, their trails and their communities. We emphasize teamwork while creating stronger and more confident student- athletes both on and off the bike.”