EAST GRANBY, CT — A three-year school administrators' contract with annual 3 percent salary increases will go before East Granby voters at a special town meeting Monday, Nov. 16.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at the MaryEllen Brown Senior/Community Center, according to the town's official meeting notice. A separate item would authorize spending up to $40,000 from the Capital Non-Recurring Fund for middle and high school doors.
The agreement between the Board of Education and East Granby Administrators' Association would run from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2030.
The school board has recommended ratification, according to the notice. The posted agreement bears the signatures of school board Chair Bob Paskiewicz and association negotiations Chair Antonio DeMelo.
The contract's salary schedule lists the following annual amounts, based on a 12-month work year:
| Position | 2027–28 | 2028–29 | 2029–30 |
|---|---|---|---|
| High school principal | $193,765 | $199,578 | $205,565 |
| Middle school principal | $182,181 | $187,647 | $193,276 |
| Elementary school principal | $179,021 | $184,392 | $189,924 |
| High school assistant principal | $166,305 | $171,294 | $176,433 |
| Director of integrated learning | $164,423 | $169,356 | $174,436 |
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New administrators could be hired at salaries ranging from 8 percent below to 4 percent above the listed amount for their position. An administrator who earns a doctorate would receive a one-time $1,500 stipend.
Employees' share of health insurance premiums would rise between the first and second contract years: from 21.5 percent to 22 percent for the high-deductible plan, and from 24.5 percent to 25 percent for the HMO. Those shares would remain unchanged in the third year.
The door funding request is a separate decision from the contract. The notice describes it as an appropriation "not to exceed $40,000" and does not provide further details about the proposed work.
Residents can review the meeting notice and complete contract on the town's website ahead of Monday's meeting.
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