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Cozad board approves $800 per-credit pay for dual-credit instructors
Summary
The Cozad Community Schools Board voted unanimously to pay participating dual-credit instructors $800 per credit hour for courses taught in the 2025–26 school year, citing the district’s robust dual-credit offerings.
The Cozad Community Schools Board on Jan. 12 approved a motion to pay participating dual-credit teachers $800 per credit hour for the 2025–26 school year.
Board member Kiley Goff made the motion and Will Geiger seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The vote followed principal reports noting a high number of dual-credit courses at Cozad High School and that dual-credit offerings will be a factor in forthcoming AQuESTT ratings.
Superintendent Dr. Dan Endorf and principals discussed scheduling and course registration plans for 2026–27 that will account for the dual-credit curriculum; the board did not alter program structure during the meeting. The compensation approval applies to instructors teaching dual-credit courses in the current school year only as described in the motion.
The board recorded the pay decision as part of its regular business; implementation details (which instructors and how payments will be processed) will be managed by district administration.
