Board approves three long‑term substitute contracts amid questions about hiring practices and contract execution
The board voted to offer three long‑term substitute contracts for 2025–26 after debate about posting practices and transparency. Members raised concerns that contracts should not be executed before board approval and called for clearer HR policy; the district’s HR director has resigned.
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The Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District board voted to approve offering three long‑term substitute contracts for the 2025–26 school year after discussion about recruitment and district hiring practices.
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