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School board approves confidential secretaries' contract, aims for four-year term
Summary
The Klamath County School District board unanimously approved a contract for confidential secretaries at its Aug. 14 special meeting, endorsing a four-year target but leaving the exact term to be finalized by staff. The vote was 5–0 following an executive session on negotiations under ORS 192.660(2)(d).
The Klamath County School District Board of Directors voted unanimously to approve the Confidential Secretaries' Contract at the Aug. 14 special meeting. According to the minutes, John Rademacher moved "I move we approve the Confidential Secretaries' Contract as presented with length of contract to be determined, with an emphasis on achieving a four-year contract," the motion was seconded by Steve Lowell and passed 5–0.
The minutes list the same voting members as other items: Katie Bruner, Brooke Kliewer, Steve Lowell, John Rademacher and Marc Staunton. The minutes do not record contract length, dollar amounts, or implementation dates; Human Resources was the indicated department likely responsible for follow-up.
