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Board extends superintendents contract through Dec. 31, 2028
Summary
The Katy Perry Scribe Board voted unanimously to extend the superintendents contract for one year, to Dec. 31, 2028, after confirming legal limits on the term. The superintendent thanked the board and pledged continued focus on student outcomes.
The Katy Perry Scribe Board voted on Nov. 4 to extend Superintendent Tolls contract by one year, making the contract effective through Dec. 31, 2028.
Board leadership said the extension followed consultation with the board attorney about statutory limits on contract terms. The extension was presented as a one-year addition and approved in a roll-call vote of members present. After the vote, the superintendent thanked the board: "I have thoroughly enjoyed the last year and a half as superintendent," she said, and pledged to continue putting students at the forefront of her decisions.
Board members who supported the extension cited continuity and the superintendents recent work with schools and staff. No formal salary change was announced during the discussion. The board president thanked the superintendent for her service and said the board appreciated the work performed for students and staff.
The extension is effective through Dec. 31, 2028, per the boards discussion with counsel; the board did not specify further contract details or any new performance metrics during the open meeting.
