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King William School Board accepts state bonus funds, approves 3% contracts and delays pay-scale compression
Summary
The King William County School Board accepted state SOQ bonus funds to pay one-time bonuses for staff, approved issuing FY27 contracts with a 3% pay increase and postponed scale/compression work to reduce the district's draw on split-levy reserves amid county budget uncertainty.
The King William County School Board on Tuesday accepted state funds to provide one-time bonuses to division employees and authorized staff to begin issuing contracts with a 3% across-the-board compensation increase while postponing scale/compression work until FY28.
School finance director Mrs. Mills told the board the division had signed the state certification and sought approval to accept $243,828 in FY26 SOQ bonus funding; the division would provide a required local match of $111,918 using savings from unfilled positions. The administration proposed giving $1,000 to full-time employees and $500 to part-time employees as a one-time payment in the June 30 payroll, contingent on…
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