§ 1302 County Education Salary Approval
This law says the county school superintendent can’t give a big raise ( $10,000 or more ) or boost retirement benefits for a county education employee unless the board of education talks about it at a regular public meeting.
The superintendent wants to give a teacher a $12,000 raise and a larger pension.
Before the raise can happen, the superintendent must put the proposal on the agenda of the next regular public board meeting. The board must discuss it, and for the pension increase they also have to vote to approve it.
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§ 1302 County Education Salary Approval
Last verified: January 10, 2026