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Queen Creek Unified District recommends performance pay, renews superintendent contract
Summary
At a district meeting, board members moved to recommend governing-board approval of performance-based pay for the superintendent for fiscal year 2024–25 and voted to renew the superintendent's employment and related contract; both measures passed by voice vote.
Members at a meeting of the Queen Creek Unified District (4245) moved to recommend that the governing board approve performance-based pay for the superintendent for the 2024–25 fiscal year and then voted to recommend renewal of the superintendent's employment and approve a related contract. Both measures were approved by voice vote.
The motions were introduced separately. Board Member 2 moved “to recommend that the governing board approve performance pay based pay for the superintendent for the 2024 2025 fiscal year and the full amount authorized in section 2 of Exhibit A to the superintendent's contract”; Board Member 4 seconded the motion and the presiding Board Member (Speaker 1) called for a voice vote, to which members responded “Aye.”
Board Member 3 then moved “that the governing board approve the renewal of the superintendent's employment and approve the related superintendent agreement.” A second was recorded, the presiding member called for a voice vote, and members responded “Aye.”
During the meeting a community member praised the superintendent’s leadership, saying, “And you reach out to as many people as possible. You never stop and we thank you for that. And this is the biggest reason our district is such a success is because of you.” The superintendent responded, “I appreciate all you guys do. I really thank you for giving me the opportunity and trusting me and, you know, I'm gonna keep working hard for you guys.”
The performance-pay motion as moved referenced “the full amount authorized in section 2 of Exhibit A to the superintendent's contract.” The motions on the agenda were framed as recommendations to the governing board rather than statements of final, independent approval by the meeting’s body; the transcript records voice votes with no roll call tally or individual named votes.
Announcements following the item listed upcoming study sessions and graduations for district schools. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and a brief note that documents would be signed after the meeting.
