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Poudre School District board approves eighth addendum to superintendent's contract
Summary
On June 16, 2026 the Poudre School District R-1 Board approved an eighth addendum to Superintendent Brian Kingsley's contract after several directors praised district outcomes. The motion passed (tally recorded in the transcript as 5–1); staff authorized the board president to sign and the board secretary to attest.
The Poudre School District R-1 Board of Education approved an eighth addendum to Superintendent Brian Kingsley's contract at a special meeting on June 16, 2026.
Board members moved and seconded the item after a short discussion of the superintendent's record and alignment between superintendent pay and employee compensation. The motion "that the board approve the eighth addendum to the superintendent contract as presented and authorize the board president to sign the eighth addendum attested by the Board Secretary" was placed on the floor and seconded; the transcript records the motion tally as "five–one." Jill, the board secretary, called the roll and the chair announced the outcome.
Directors who spoke before the vote highlighted district performance measures during Kingsley's tenure. One board director noted the district's graduation rate and student-connection survey results, saying, "one of the top lines that SDS graduation rate is 89% for the class of 2025...and 86% of our students report a positive connection to school on the Student Connection Survey." That speaker expressed confidence in the superintendent's leadership and urged colleagues to support the addendum.
Other directors echoed support while asking that future superintendent increases be aligned more closely with employee-group increases so that teacher and superintendent compensation move in step. The transcript records a specific request that annual increases for the superintendent align with increases for employee groups where feasible.
The board authorized the board president to sign the addendum and directed the board secretary to attest. The transcript shows the motion recorded as passing with a numerical tally recorded as 5—1. The transcript does not provide a complete, unambiguous roll-call list of each named vote beyond the roll-call call earlier in the meeting; the official minutes and the board secretary's attestation will provide the formal recorded vote.
No additional policy changes or implementation tasks were attached to the motion. The board moved on to informational items and a comprehensive-planning committee briefing after the vote.
