Board reclassifies student services position; district to save about $50,000 annually
Summary
The board approved reclassification of a 1.0 student services coordinator to a student service administrative assistant, with superintendent citing shifted responsibilities and an estimated annual savings of approximately $50,000.
The Oak Ridge Schools Board approved a personnel reclassification on June 22 that the superintendent said will save the district approximately $50,000 annually.
"Student services has shifted job responsibilities to absorb the non administrative duties of the student services coordinator... This reclassification will save the district approximately $50,000 annually," Superintendent Dr. Borchers said. The board voted to approve the reclassification unanimously.
Superintendent and staff explained the reorganization shifts nonadministrative duties to existing staff (executive director of student services and director of student supports) and reduces the need for an administrative coordinator; board members recorded no objections during the vote.
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