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Most high school sports receive funding from three areas, 1 is the school system taxes have a funding area for extra curricular activity/sports where each group gets a stipend usually dependant on the amount of kids at that school. The second is tickets sales and fundraisers for that sport. The 3rd is school boosters, this is where most of the money for sports comes from in schools with an athletic history, parents and former students donate money strictley to the athletic program of that high school.
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