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(Continued from Page 1) salary—$31,000 in 1981-82; $34,100 proposed for next year.
— assistant superintendent’s salary—$25,000 in 1981-82; $27,500 proposed for next year.
—salaries for administrative secretaries —$18,928 in 1981-82; $20,820 proposed for next year.
New Administrator
In addition, the superintendent asked for an additional administrative slot, director of special services, at a salary of $25,000. There was no public explanation offered detailing the duties of or the need for the new position. Mrs. Massie noted that discussion of the special services position would be reserved for executive session.
From the comments in open session, it appears that the director of special services will handle Title 1 programs since half the salary for the proposed job is to come from that source. The assistant superintendent who is now Title I supervisor and has half his salary paid with Title I money will be paid entirely with regular budget funds should the new slot be approved.
Estabrook proposed an allocation of $3,000 for audit expenses; $2,000 to continue unqualified audit procedures instituted this year and $500 for setting up a new double entry bookkeeping system.
In the proposed 1982-83 budget, Estabrook said, line item 218 (postage, telephone and telegraph) reflects the same 17 percent hike experienced this year, which means, apparently, that it will increase from $3,500 to $4,095. The superintendent said that expenditures for line item 220 (expenses of ad
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