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Corning board approves two‑year contract for John Miller as superintendent
Summary
The Corning Union High School District board voted unanimously to hire John Miller as superintendent for a two‑year term starting July 1, 2026, approving a $165,000 base salary plus a $3,000 master's stipend and allowances. The board also directed the superintendent to finalize administrative details before Miller's start date.
Board President Tony Turri summarized the employment agreement the board would consider for the district's next superintendent and called for a motion. By motion of Clerk Cody Lamb and second by Trustee Larry Glover, the board approved an employment agreement with John Miller to serve as superintendent for the term July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028. The board recorded the vote as unanimous among members present (4–0; one member absent).
The contract adopted by the board provides an annual base salary of $165,000, a $3,000 annual stipend for a master's degree, a $300 per‑month vehicle allowance and $70 per month for data/cell service. Board President Tony Turri presented the contract summary at the meeting and noted, consistent with Government Code requirements, that the board received a verbal summary of terms before the vote. The board did not discuss employment details in closed session; the record shows no forced or deferred action in closed session.
Next steps include standard contracting paperwork and an administrative transition plan prior to Miller's July 1 start date. The board's approved motion, and the minutes of the meeting, will serve as the public record of the action.
