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Board discusses summer staffing challenges and approves summer wage measures

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Summary

Board members discussed recruitment difficulties for summer and targeted-service positions and approved summer-related wage measures; members voted in favor during the meeting.

The St Clair County Schools Board of Education discussed summer staffing needs, challenges recruiting for targeted services roles and approved summer wage measures during the meeting.

Board members raised concerns about two open summer positions in targeted services and said filling them has been difficult amid current employment conditions and certification requirements for special-needs work. The superintendent said the district is continuing recruitment and is not proposing rule changes for certification at this time.

A motion to approve summer-related measures (described at the meeting as 'the summer' and 'summer wage') was made and put to a vote. The transcript records affirmative votes and board discussion indicating the measures were approved.

The board also noted planning for seasonal programs such as t-ball and little league and other summer maintenance and reinvestment tasks; staff said two positions remain open and they continue targeted recruitment.

No salary-step details or exact wage figures were provided in the recorded discussion and the transcript does not provide a line-item budget tied to the summer wages conversation.