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Board divided over request to increase intramural adviser hours from 30 to 70
Summary
A proposal requesting an intramural adviser be paid for 70 hours — more than the district's customary 30-hour limit — prompted board members to debate fairness, precedent and possible compromise; administration said some programs elsewhere receive higher hours and suggested asking the requester to return with a 30-hour ask or compromise.
A request to raise adviser pay for an intramural program from the district's usual 30 hours to 70 hours drew alternating support and concern from board members. One member said the jump from 30 to 70 hours was "beyond anything that I'm willing to do," while colleagues suggested asking the requester to return with a proposal closer to the historical average or a middle ground.
Staff noted the program length and seasonal spread make the total hours appear large (about four hours per week across roughly 12 weeks), and one board member said comparable winter supplemental coaching positions typically receive higher pay. The board agreed the item will go to a vote next week and encouraged follow-up to determine whether a revised hours request could be adopted.
