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Superintendent offers to forgo $5,000 raise amid district finances
Summary
Dr. Teri Staloch told the board she would waive her contractual $5,000 raise for the 2025–27 period because of the district's financial condition and will formalize the concession in a memorandum of understanding with the board chair.
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During her superintendent's report on May 4, Dr. Teri Staloch outlined district priorities — inspiring and educating learners and preparing graduates for careers, trades and college — and highlighted recent recognitions and upcoming events.
Staloch also said that, "in light of the district's current financial condition," she offered to waive her contractual right to a $5,000 raise and will work with the board chair on a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to document the concession while keeping other contract terms unchanged. The minutes record the offer but do not include the draft MOU or the board chair's response.
