Here is what officials at other school districts in Butler County are saying about the court ruling and how it affects their plans on spectators:

“We have discussed it, but waiting to hear what the PIAA says about it (possibly Wednesday).”

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Bill Mylan, Butler Area High School athletic director“We are in discussions, but no current changes until the PIAA provides their response.”—

Heather Lewis, Seneca Valley High School athletic director“We at Knoch will continue to adhere to the governor's mandate of 25 (people) at indoor events and 250 outdoor. There is so much going on out there right now. Until we receive further guidance from the PIAA or the governor's office, we are not changing anything.”—

Kurt Reiser, Knoch High School athletic director“(We're) monitoring the situation and waiting for guidance from the (Pennsylvania Department of Education).”—

John Stoughton, Moniteau High School athletic director“As of now we are following the ruling of (25 indoor and 250 outdoor) until our attorneys tell us differently.”—

Scott Heinauer, Mars Area High School athletic director“We are not making any changes to our policies at this time — 250 for outdoor, 25 for indoor. If we get official word from the PIAA that we can make adjustments to our spectator policies, then we will reevaluate them at that time.”—

Dan Follett, Slippery Rock Area High School athletic director