Frankton-Lapel school board approves superintendent raise
| By Stuart Hirsch, The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The increase, board members said, fulfills a commitment made to Fields when he was hired to lead the district in 2008. The board's vote was unanimous.
Under the three-year contract, Fields will be paid
Under
When Fields was hired as the district's lead administrator (he was assistant superintendent at the time), he was paid
He was supposed to get a raise after one year, contingent on a good evaluation. Although he received a good first-year review, Fields never received his raise.
"The board had promised him this from the get-go," said board member
In addition to approving the long-promised raise, the board also amended Fields' contract allowing him to receive additional compensation if a majority of other district administrators receive salary increases.
For example, if principals and central office administrators receive a 3 percent salary increase, Fields would also be eligible to receive an increase of the same amount.
Fields, 53, grew up in
He served as athletic director and assistant principal at
"That's one of the things that makes this school corporation unique," said Bays. "There are a lot of people vested in the community."
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