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Commission authorizes recruiting for contracted county superintendent and increases annual hours
Summary
Granite County commissioners authorized advertising for the contracted County Superintendent of Schools position and unanimously approved increasing the position from 170 to 240 annual hours to reflect workload tied to new homeschool reporting requirements.
Granite County Treasurer and acting County Superintendent Ashley Todd asked the Board to authorize recruitment for the contracted County Superintendent of Schools position, citing increased responsibilities related to a new homeschool reporting system from the Office of Public Instruction (OPI) and the requirement that the contractor meet statutory licensing and qualification standards. Todd said she was working with OPI to obtain an updated contract template and consulting with other counties on current practices.
Commissioner McLure moved to increase the contracted position from 170 hours to 240 hours annually and to adjust the associated budget to allow posting; Commissioner Adler seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Commissioners directed Todd to proceed with advertising the position and to pursue an updated contract template with OPI.
