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Fremont County School District #25 board approves updated salary schedule, course proposals and $21,298 gym-floor change order
Summary
The board approved the district 2026 27 salary schedule, new Frontier Academy course proposals and a $21,298.20 change order for Riverton High School gym floor leveling; trustees also accepted resignations and offered multiple 2026 27 contracts.
The Fremont County School District #25 Board of Trustees on Monday approved an updated salary schedule for the 2026 27 school year, approved new course offerings for Frontier Academy and authorized a $21,298.20 change order to Norcon Industries, Inc. for leveling the Riverton High School gym concrete floor.
The salary schedule was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. Board action also included approval of Frontier Academy course proposals (Frontier Discovery A, Frontier Discovery B and Frontier Discovery ELA) and a motion to accept change order number one for the RHS gym floor and bleacher project to address unexpected settling and leveling needs.
The meeting record shows the board accepted several employee resignations (including Sierra Roberts, Heather Love and Caitlyn Hunter with the effective dates read aloud) and approved offers of contract for a group of hires and coaching positions for 2026 27 (including Peter Little Horn as RHS head girls basketball coach, Heather Wyn as Aspen Elementary teacher, and Tyler Jordan as RMS head girls basketball coach).
Trustees also moved to adopt regulation 3400-R (data privacy and security) and several policy updates required by recent legislation. Staff indicated the policy changes follow statutory requirements enacted this session and will move through the district process as intervention/information items.
Why it matters: The updated salary schedule and policy changes are tied to recent state legislation and will directly affect payroll budgeting and employee compensation. The gym-floor change order stems from conditions discovered after removal of the old wood floor and represents a facilities cost the district must absorb this fiscal year.
What happens next: Staff will continue budget work to reconcile the preliminary FY27 figures with state tools and negotiated contracts; a work session on a Mercer study for Frontier Academy is planned for June 9.
Votes at a glance: - Approve updated salary schedule for 2026 27: approved (voice vote). - Approve Frontier Academy course proposals (Discovery A, B, ELA): approved (voice vote). - Approve change order #1 to Norcon Industries, Inc. (RHS gym floor leveling): approved, $21,298.20 (voice vote). - Adopt regulation 3400-R and related policies: approved (voice vote). - Accept listed resignations and offer listed contracts: approved (voice votes).
