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Board approves superintendent salary increase, higher allowance and contract extension to June 30, 2030

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Summary

After an executive session, the board approved amendments to the superintendent's contract raising annual pay to $185,000, increasing automobile allowance to $700 per month, raising the annuity contribution to 4%, and extending the contract to June 30, 2030; the motion passed unanimously.

The board approved amendments to the superintendent's employment contract following an executive session, raising the superintendent's annual salary to $185,000, increasing the automobile allowance to $700 per month, increasing the annuity contribution to 4 percent, and extending the contract through June 30, 2030.

A committee member (S3) introduced the motion after the executive session, stating the action was prompted by a "distinguished" overall evaluation. "In light of the superintendent's overall evaluation rating of distinguished, I move that the following amendments be made to the superintendent's contract: that his annual salary be increased to 185,000, his automobile allowance be increased to $700 a month, his annuity to be increased to 4%, and his contract be extended to 06/30/2030," the committee member said. The chair seconded the motion and the chair announced the vote as unanimous.

Why it matters: the action increases annual compensation and extends the superintendent's term, changes that affect personnel costs and the district's leadership continuity. Board action was taken after a closed executive session on the superintendent's evaluation; the chair noted that any actions resulting from that session would be voted on in open session.

Details and procedure: the motion was announced by the chair as having been made by "mister Volk" and seconded by "miss Evelyn Enfinger" in the meeting record; the transcript records the vote as "Aye" and describes the outcome as unanimous, but it does not specify a numerical roll-call tally. No additional conditions, effective dates beyond the June 30, 2030 contract end date, or salary implementation timetable were specified in the open session announcements.

Next steps: the meeting record shows the board adopted the amendments in open session after executive session; no subsequent implementation timeline or administrative steps were stated in the open record.