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School committee ratifies administrators’ agreement, new executive director roles and special-education contract

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Summary

After executive session, the Barnstable School Committee May 7 approved the Barnstable Administrators Organization memorandum of agreement (2024–2027), approved job descriptions for executive director of technology and executive director of multilingual learners, and authorized a one-year contract for a co-director of special education (pre-K–5).

Following an executive session, the Barnstable School Committee on May 7 approved several personnel and contract items: ratification of a memorandum of agreement with the Barnstable Administrators Organization covering 2024–2027; approval of new job descriptions and positions for an executive director of technology and an executive director of multilingual learners; and a one-year employment contract for a co-director of special education (pre-K–5) beginning July 1, 2025.

The committee voted to approve the administrators’ memorandum of agreement after the bargaining unit ratified the terms. The committee then approved the two executive director job descriptions and the one-year contract for Kim Stolinski as co-director of special education (pre-K–5) with a base salary of $131,840 and other terms as presented.

Why it matters: The approvals align district leadership roles with ongoing district priorities including technology and multilingual learner services and finalize negotiations with administrators. Committee members voted unanimously on all items recorded during the meeting.

No additional details on individual salary adjustments for other nonaffiliated personnel were released in open session; those items were discussed during executive session as labor strategy or personnel strategy matters. The committee closed the meeting after voting on the listed items.