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Belgrade trustees approve administrative pay reclassification, election call and several policy updates

Belgrade School District Board of Trustees · December 10, 2025
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Summary

The board approved reclassifying a district office administrative assistant position (4–1 vote), formally called the May 5, 2026 trustee election and adopted multiple policy updates aimed at aligning district governance with state guidance.

At its regularly scheduled meeting the Belgrade School District Board approved a personnel reclassification, adopted several updated governance policies and called for the May 5, 2026 trustee election.

Personnel action: Trustee 3 moved to reclassify the district office administrative assistant from level 1‑AA to level 3‑AA to reflect added responsibilities. Administration told the board the move would raise the starting salary for a candidate with three years' experience from $39,603 at level 1 to $44,221 at level 3, an increase of roughly $4,600 annually. After discussion about relative pay equity with building secretaries, the board approved the reclassification 4–1.

Election resolution and policy updates: The board then adopted a resolution calling for trustees' election on May 5, 2026 and included language to call potential levies and a bond with the option to amend by Feb. 24. Trustees agreed to adopt the blanket resolution to preserve options and remove items later if they choose. The board also adopted recommended revisions to Policy 11‑30 (committees), Policy 12‑10 (board officers), Policy 12‑30 (clerk duties relevant to STARS Act funding) and Policy 15‑31 (trustee expenses). All four policy updates passed by voice vote reported as unanimous.

Votes at a glance: the administrative assistant reclassification passed 4–1; the participation in Bridge Health Alliance, the election resolution and the listed policy updates passed by recorded voice votes of 5–0 where noted.

Next steps: administration will implement the reclassification and return routine updates to the board. The clerk will proceed with calling the election and working with the county election office on timelines and possible levy language.