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Ansonia Board moves to extend superintendent’s contract and align 2026–27 pay with non-union administrators
Summary
At a July 1, 2026 special meeting, the Ansonia Board of Education recorded a motion to extend the superintendent’s contract by one year and to raise the superintendent’s 2026–27 salary to match increases for non-union administrators; the motion appears in the public minutes and was recorded with all seven members supporting the action.
The Ansonia Board of Education placed on the public record a motion to extend the superintendent’s contract by one year and to increase the superintendent’s salary for the 2026–27 school year to align with the increase granted to non-union administrators.
The motion appears in the board’s special meeting minutes for July 1, 2026, following an executive session held to discuss the superintendent’s evaluation. The agenda lists the executive-session topic as the Superintendent’s Evaluation; the board moved into executive session at 6:35 p.m. and later returned to the regular meeting to act on the contract and pay items.
The meeting record indicates the action was recorded with seven members present and supporting the motion. The minutes do not identify who moved or seconded the motion in the excerpt provided, nor do they publish an itemized yes/no tally in the transcript excerpt posted with the minutes. The public portion of the record contains no salary figures or specific contract terms beyond the one-year extension and the instruction to align the 2026–27 salary with the increase granted to non-union administrators.
No members of the public spoke during the public comment period. The board adjourned the meeting at 7:44 p.m. The minutes were submitted and signed by Cassie Venson, recording secretary, dated July 5, 2026.
The recordable outcomes from the meeting are limited to the posted motion language: a one-year extension of the superintendent’s contract and a salary increase for 2026–27 tied to non-union administrative raises; the minutes do not provide additional detail on the dollar amount, timing of payment, or other contract provisions.
