The Buffalo News reports....
Board hires principal, OKs three-year contract
The Royalton- Hartland School Board hired a new principal to run Royalton-Hartland Middle School and approved a three-year labor pact with the district’s secretarial and clerks union during a special session Tuesday night.
School Superintendent Paul J. Bona Jr. said the board hired John Fucina, an assistant middle school principal from the Lake Shore School District, to head the middle school at an annual salary of about $85,000. Fucina replaces Jarad Taft, who left that post to become an elementary principal in the Lackawanna School District in Erie County, Bona said. Taft had been an assistant principal and a principal at Royalton-Hartland Middle School for the past three years.
The board also gave the nod to a new contract with Royalton-Hartland Civil Service Employees Association that will give the district’s 10 secretaries and clerks a $1 per hour raise in each of the next three years. In return, the union has agreed to have its members pay 20 percent of their health insurance premiums, Bona said.
Source: http://www.buffalonews.com/cityregion/niagaracounty/story/408318.html
Board hires principal, OKs three-year contract
The Royalton- Hartland School Board hired a new principal to run Royalton-Hartland Middle School and approved a three-year labor pact with the district’s secretarial and clerks union during a special session Tuesday night.
School Superintendent Paul J. Bona Jr. said the board hired John Fucina, an assistant middle school principal from the Lake Shore School District, to head the middle school at an annual salary of about $85,000. Fucina replaces Jarad Taft, who left that post to become an elementary principal in the Lackawanna School District in Erie County, Bona said. Taft had been an assistant principal and a principal at Royalton-Hartland Middle School for the past three years.
The board also gave the nod to a new contract with Royalton-Hartland Civil Service Employees Association that will give the district’s 10 secretaries and clerks a $1 per hour raise in each of the next three years. In return, the union has agreed to have its members pay 20 percent of their health insurance premiums, Bona said.
Source: http://www.buffalonews.com/cityregion/niagaracounty/story/408318.html
