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RSU 23 board amends superintendent contract, approves wellness and concussion policies

RSU 23 School Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session, the RSU 23 board amended Superintendent Lloyd Crocker's contract to provide dental insurance and revise his travel stipend; the board also approved a set of wellness and concussion policies and accepted a resignation.

The RSU 23 School Board on Feb. 10 amended Superintendent Lloyd Crocker's employment contract to include dental insurance and to revise his travel stipend, the board said after an executive session.

The move followed an executive-session evaluation of the superintendent held under the state statute cited during the meeting, 1 M.R.S.A. 405(6)(A). The motion to amend the contract was made by Stuart Hogan and seconded by Peter Flaherty; the board approved the amendment unanimously after returning to open session at 7:12 p.m.

Earlier in the meeting the board addressed a package of personnel- and health-related policies. Chairperson Carol Marcotte read the titles of four policies for second reading. Michelle Violette moved and Peter Flaherty seconded motions to approve the School Department Wellness policy (JL), the Management of Concussions and other Head Injuries policy (JJIF), the concussion information sheet (JJIF-E), and Academic Expectations During Post Concussion Recovery (JJIF-R). The motions carried without recorded opposition. The board also voted unanimously to accept the written resignation of Mark Nadeau.

The contract amendment and policy approvals were recorded in the minutes as formal motions with seconds and unanimous votes; the minutes do not provide individual roll-call tallies. The board adjourned at 7:14 p.m.

Actions listed in the minutes show the board is proceeding with both personnel adjustments and policy implementation; meeting minutes indicate no further action was required at the time of adjournment.