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Coaches' one-year contract approved with no raises amid levy uncertainty
Summary
The board approved a one-year coaches'extracurricular contract and said it did not include raises this year because sports historically rely on levy funding; Cole led the negotiations and the board approved the item by voice vote.
The board approved a one-year KBEA extracurricular contract commonly known as the coaches' contract. Superintendent Peterson and Cole said the agreement was limited to one year and that neither side sought a raise because many sports positions have historically been funded by the district's levy.
"Note here a little bit of a difference in that this was a 1 year agreement ... given the fact that our sports have been typically levy funded, neither party felt it was in either best interest to give a raise to coaches in a time when we didn't have an active levy going," Peterson said. The board moved and approved the coaches' contract by voice vote.
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