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Board moves to approve personnel contracts, stipends and D.C. trip for 8th graders

Waterloo Local Board of Education · September 12, 2025
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Summary

During superintendent’s business the board called and passed motions to approve staff contracts, an $800 mentor stipend, athletic site-manager pay for Bill Jackson and an 8th-grade Washington, D.C. trip; motions are recorded as passed in the transcript for the listed items.

Board Chair (speaker 3) led the superintendent’s business section, listing multiple recommended personnel and operational items. Chair read recommended contract actions including a longer limited contract for Margaret Carrington, a one-year limited contract for Barbara Hendricks (van driver), substitute and supplemental contracts contingent on state eligibility, athletic support staff contracts for 2025–26, and call-in contracts to Jane Breckley.

The transcript records an athletic stipend recommendation: "recommended proven athletics stipend to Bill Jackson as site manager for the 25 20 25, 26 school year," which the chair presented to the board. On the mentor stipend the board recorded a recommended payment of $800 per mentee to residents once duties are completed as resident educators.

Chair also presented a recommended 8th-grade Washington, D.C. trip (March 19–20) described as having "anticipated no cost to the school district" in the reading of the agenda. Several motions were called for the listed letters; where the transcript records outcomes, motions passed. Specific mover or seconder names are not recorded in the provided segments.

No detailed personnel files or individual contract text appear in the transcript excerpts provided; the board treated these items as routine superintendent recommendations and moved them forward at the meeting.

Next procedural steps: the items presented under the superintendent’s business were advanced according to the board’s motion practice recorded in the transcript; any individual contract details or employment-term specifics would be in the personnel files or a separate board packet not included in these segments.