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Fountain Hills board approves personnel actions, extracurricular fees and 2025–26 contracts

Fountain Hills Unified School Board · March 20, 2025
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Summary

The board approved personnel actions including retirements/resignations, updated extracurricular fee schedules, and the issuance of 2025–26 professional contracts during the March 5 meeting.

The Fountain Hills Unified School Board approved several action items March 5, including a personnel report listing resignations and retirements, updated extracurricular fees, and issuance of 2025–26 professional staff contracts.

Superintendent (Speaker 6) told the board that resignations on the personnel report were primarily due to moves or new positions rather than nonrenewals. Board members thanked long‑serving staff on the retirement list and moved to approve the personnel action report; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Trustees reviewed updated extracurricular fees and noted that some clubs (including the football club example discussed) would not charge participation fees; board members praised teachers who forego stipends to keep activities free for students. Board Member (Speaker 4) moved to approve the updated fees, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

The board then approved issuance of 2025–26 professional contracts (motion by Speaker 3, second by Speaker 4) after confirming that a vacation/day breakdown language is being added to contracts to reflect the meet‑and‑confer agreement.

All actions were approved by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the public transcript. Board directed staff to continue communicating with affected employees and to ensure contract language reflects meet‑and‑confer agreements.