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The proposal, delivered by representatives including Julie Raven, Krista Shelby and Jackie Colvin, requested several changes with estimated district costs attached: a market adjustment to the salary schedule (presented as $2,250,000 district-wide), an increase to certified vertical steps (approximately $1,000,000 with ongoing costs estimated at $750,000), funding for horizontal movement and certification pay (about $150,000), a $3,500 addition to the certified base and an equivalent 6.67% increase to ESP hourly pay (presented as a $7,000,000 district-wide figure with ongoing general fund cost estimated at $5,040,000), a one-time 3% stipend for staff at top step levels (presented incremental cost $70,000), and an extra paid day during Christmas break for specified ESP staff (presented cost $160,000).

The group also requested a policy change allowing conversion of one sick day (8 hours) to a convenience day for certified employees (and equivalent for ESP staff) and urged the board to explore reduced insurance premiums for married employees who both work full time for the district. The presenters asked that premium-reduction funding come from an account outside the typical SCA (staff communicators assembly) funding process.

\"We are very grateful for all you do for our district, its schools, its staff, and its students,\" Krista Shelby said as the group opened its presentation and asked trustees to consider the package.

Board response and next steps: Superintendent Dr. Ayers (referred to in the meeting) said he will address the requests and present a proposal at the board’s next meeting (noted in the discussion as May 13). Trustees expressed appreciation for staff and indicated they will advocate for and consider the request; no formal board vote on the proposal was recorded in the supplied transcript.

Why it matters: District leaders told trustees that staffing shortages persist, particularly for education support personnel (ESP). Presenters said higher, more-competitive base pay and targeted step and stipend changes are needed to recruit and retain employees in the face of inflation and a tight labor market.

Clarifying details provided in the meeting: presenters and administrators supplied itemized cost estimates for each request (figures listed above) and identified which items are ongoing general fund costs versus one-time expenditures. The presenters also requested that specific insurance premium changes be funded from a non-SCA account.

Context: The staff communicators assembly meets with district administrators in a multi-session process (meetings were described as March 12, March 26 and April 9 in the staff briefings) to share legislative outcomes, budget updates and to develop proposals for board consideration. The board indicated it values staff input and will examine the proposal at the upcoming business meeting.

No formal action on the compensation package was taken at this meeting; the superintendent will return with recommendations to the board for a future vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Campbell County School District Board of Trustees- 04/22/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Representatives of the district’s staff communicators assembly presented trustees with a detailed request for a package of salary, step, stipend, leave and insurance changes intended to improve recruitment and retention.","taxTitle","Campbell County School District #1, School Districts, Wyoming","taxId",69291,"location","Wyoming","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6260150,"Campbell County School District #1 board directs superintendent to oppose WHSAA policy allowing pay for high school athletes",371,2604000,2975000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3134860-16befcf22d58b0cb2ae37b158fd79913&start=2604&end=2975","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3134860-16befcf22d58b0cb2ae37b158fd79913/thumbnail_2604000.jpg","/articles/6260150/Wyoming/Campbell-County-School-District-1-board-directs-superintendent-to-oppose-WHSAA-policy-allowing-pay-for-high-school-athletes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6260150-6d3f24d8830d0fe429e0062d2f9c5e12/orig.mp4?Expires=1771021467&Signature=lteu1q8moO-wBZQ6EpjAdKowoyD4euMijOC0PLzujldMQk07gZJgLESsWGsoDdOuB-qUclxjMRXve7P1Bv0ygeNE7aRomd0JhRjUJuhsgdKmWUPOil5MaBLpbF3ZAKRvprOdDy4Guey0leSc-pIV5I3CQPWDDaJ-p0MGiq74TLzuwZIqcEx169c5KAIlHK7oOfmsg1naaQEbzwkVOS726VhJxzIFWyBfESAtIP~g8X-OVG6dlYr3iIk4gSVEDN6o1VLTkNSwQcdkVgnsk~GifVlye9L3TLIXyfAP4qABccTA5ETinxeeBFVgkg~ilV4NzjMs7DApuCvidnFrEBzLfQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Campbell County School District #1 Board of Trustees voted to direct the superintendent to submit a resolution opposing a proposed Wyoming High School Activities Association policy that would allow compensation tied to high school student-athletes’ name, image and likeness (NIL).

The action followed a presentation from Dr. Eric Gold, who reviewed the proposed WHSAA language and said the district and board were broadly opposed. \"I personally think it's counter to the spirit of high school sports,\" Dr. Eric Gold said, characterizing the proposal as at odds with the amateur purpose of school athletics.

Why it matters: The WHSAA policy under discussion (referenced in the proposal as section 5.7.0 and related subsections) would add new conditions under which a student might forfeit amateur status, including limited circumstances permitting compensation. Board members expressed concern that allowing compensation could favor certain athletes, create recruitment and contract pressures on older students, and complicate use of school resources and uniforms.

What the board did: A board member moved a resolution directing the superintendent to submit a statement opposing the WHSAA proposal; another board member seconded the motion. The chair called for the question and the motion carried with ayes recorded. The board’s motion instructed the superintendent to submit language stating that Campbell County School District #1 does not support the WHSAA proposal because it \"is counter to the spirit of high school athletics and risks eroding the fairness and integrity of high school sports.\" The motion text referenced WHSAA policy 5.7.0 as the item of concern.

Discussion highlights: Mister Jurati, identified to the board as a teacher and coach who serves on the WHSAA board, previously briefed trustees on the policy and its timeline. Dr. Gold drew the board’s attention to specific provisions that would restrict student use of school uniforms, facilities and game film for compensated NIL activities and to the potential for agents or companies to seek multi-year agreements with 18-year-old students.

Next steps: The WHSAA board was scheduled to vote on first reading at its next meeting (noted in the discussion as Tuesday the 29th). Trustees directed the superintendent to transmit the district’s resolution and feedback before that vote. Trustees who serve on the WHSAA board were identified during discussion as part of the district’s ability to register opinion with the state association.

Votes at a glance: The board recorded its approval of the motion directing the superintendent to submit a statement opposing the WHSAA NIL policy (motion carried; ayes recorded). The board also approved the consent agenda earlier in the meeting (motion made and passed unanimously).","The Campbell County School District #1 Board of Trustees voted to direct the superintendent to submit a resolution opposing a proposed Wyoming High School Activities Association policy that would allow compensation tied to student-athletes’ name, image and likeness.","actionData","errors"]

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Staff communicators ask board for multi-part pay, step and benefits package; trustees say they will consider request

Campbell County School District #1 board directs superintendent to oppose WHSAA policy allowing pay for high school athletes