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Board approves several personnel resolutions including CEO 5% salary increase; suspensions and nonrenewals recorded
Summary
During the work session the board moved into public session votes authorizing short suspensions, nonrenewals of limited contract staff, and a 5% salary increase for the CEO effective June 21, 2025. Roll calls recorded unanimous votes where indicated. The meeting materials indicated prior notice steps had been taken for nonrenewals.
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The Board of Education approved several personnel resolutions during the meeting’s public‑session roll calls, including short suspensions and nonrenewals, and a 5% salary increase for the CEO effective June 21, 2025.
Suspensions and nonrenewals: The board adopted a resolution authorizing a two‑day suspension of a non‑teaching employee and a separate resolution authorizing a one‑day suspension of a school‑based administrator; roll‑call votes on each resolution were recorded as passing with eight votes in favor. The board also adopted final resolutions to not reemploy a limited‑contract teacher and a limited‑contract coach; these votes followed earlier resolutions signaling the board’s intent to nonrenew and were passed by roll call.
CEO salary increase: The board adopted a resolution granting the chief executive officer a 5% salary increase, effective June 21, 2025. The motion passed by roll call with eight votes in favor. A board member noted this was the first salary increase the CEO received since the start of the contract.
Why it matters: The personnel resolutions reflect the board’s exercise of its statutory authority over employment actions. The nonrenewal motions followed an earlier step in the district’s process and were framed as finalizing prior intent resolutions.
Procedural notes: Roll calls were taken for each personnel resolution and the minutes reflect the recorded yes votes of board members present. The board had moved into executive session earlier in the meeting to discuss personnel and negotiation items before returning to public session for these votes.
Ending: The board voted on the personnel actions during the meeting; the resolutions were recorded and will be reflected in the official minutes and personnel records.

