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Exit interviews from 23 departing staff flag compensation and culture concerns, board hears
Summary
The board reviewed aggregate exit-interview data from 23 departing employees that highlighted administrative issues, compensation competitiveness, and a strained workplace culture; the district said it has hired a new HR & Operations Coordinator and implemented onboarding/off-boarding changes in response.
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At 9:01 PM Dr. Corneille presented aggregate exit-interview data collected from 23 departing employees. The minutes summarize the findings: "The data from 23 departing employees highlighted several concerns, including administrative issues, compensation competitiveness, and a strained workplace culture." Board members expressed appreciation for the exit-interview system and discussed the need to improve participation and reporting.
The superintendent's memo also listed actions the district has taken in response to the findings: hiring a new HR & Operations Coordinator and implementing new onboarding and off-boarding processes. The board discussed continuing to improve the completeness and clarity of exit-interview reporting so the district can more effectively track trends and follow up on identified issues.
Board members did not take new formal personnel action at the work session but recorded the steps already taken and asked for ongoing reporting on staff retention metrics.
