Arizona HB2386 allows school districts to award performance-based pay to superintendents, with specific criteria and reporting requirements.

Arizona HB2386 amends the state's education laws to allow school districts to award performance-based pay to superintendents. The bill specifies that up to 20% of a superintendent's total annual salary can be classified as performance pay, but does not require districts to increase total compensation. The governing board must approve the superintendent's performance-based pay in a public meeting with a two-thirds affirmative vote. The bill also mandates that school districts report annually on all performance-based pay awarded to superintendents.

Arizona HB2386 allows school districts to award performance-based pay to superintendents, with specific criteria and reporting requirements.

Arizona HB2386 amends the state's education laws to allow school districts to award performance-based pay to superintendents. The bill specifies that up to 20% of a superintendent's total annual salary can be classified as performance pay, but does not require districts to increase total compensation. The governing board must approve the superintendent's performance-based pay in a public meeting with a two-thirds affirmative vote. The bill also mandates that school districts report annually on all performance-based pay awarded to superintendents.