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Board raises substitute daily pay to $150 and shortens long-term substitute threshold
Summary
The board voted unanimously to increase substitute teacher pay from $120 to $150 per day and to change the long-term substitute definition from 30 to 10 days, effective immediately per the minutes.
On Dec. 15 the board approved two personnel compensation changes affecting substitute teachers. On a motion by Martin, seconded by Buck, the board raised the substitute teacher daily rate from $120 to $150; the motion carried 4-0. In a separate motion by Martin, seconded by Bird, the board changed the long-term substitute threshold from 30 days to 10 days; that motion also passed 4-0.
Both changes were moved and recorded as routine personnel policy adjustments; the minutes do not record an effective date other than the motion date. The motions were approved by unanimous voice vote and will be incorporated into Policy 534 (Substitute Employees) as the board finalizes policy language.
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