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Principals' contract approved; district shifts to 200-day school-year baseline with summer days
Summary
The board approved a three-year principals' agreement that adjusts contract days (a 200-day school-year baseline with 10 summer days to be scheduled as needed) to address later hiring and year-round responsibilities.
The board approved the principals' association agreement (KEBPA), a three-year contract that Superintendent Peterson said ties principals' days to a 200-day school-year baseline plus 10 summer days to be worked as needs arise. Peterson explained the change responds to later-year hiring needs and the reality that principals' responsibilities increasingly extend into the summer.
Peterson described the contract as guaranteeing IPD adjustments across the term and explained the scheduling change is intended to make principals available during late hiring and other tasks that occur after the traditional school-year calendar. The board moved, seconded and approved the contract by voice vote.
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