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Board approves updated extracurricular pay schedule for 2025–26; debate keeps beyond‑season stipend in plan
Summary
The board approved a revised extracurricular pay schedule for 2025–26 (updated stipend grid for coaching and activity advisors). Trustees debated and ultimately retained a proposed beyond‑season stipend (additional weekly pay for coaches during extended postseason weeks: $250/week for head coach; $150/week for one assistant) after mixed opinions.
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The board approved the district’s revised extracurricular pay schedule for 2025–26 at the July 14 meeting after discussion about compensation for staff who work beyond a season.
Superintendent Jill and administrators described the update to the schedule (formerly called Schedule B), which covers stipends for coaches, musical directors, FFA advisors and other out‑of‑workday responsibilities. The update followed work by a 16‑member district cabinet and administrative team who gathered comparative data from conference peers and state examples to reclassify and set new stipend levels. Administrators recommended annual reviews each summer to avoid stagnation.
Board members discussed one disputed element: a proposed beyond‑season stipend to compensate coaches who work extra weeks when teams advance beyond a typical season. The proposed framework—kept in the approved schedule after discussion—was $250 per week for a head coach and $150 per week for one varsity assistant for weeks beyond the typical season. Some trustees supported the stipend as fair compensation and an incentive for postseason work; others worried it could create a perverse incentive or that coaches should be compensated within the base stipend.
After further discussion and comments from coaches, the board voted to approve the extracurricular pay schedule with the beyond‑season stipend left in place. Administrators said the schedule will be reviewed annually in June or July and that new or discontinued activities can be updated then.

