MACON —
One of Georgia’s largest school systems has voted to extend the contract of its superintendent.
The Telegraph of Macon repots (http://bit.ly/WGpVrW) that the Bibb County Board of Education on Monday night extended Superintendent Romain Dallemand’s contract.
The 5-3 vote means Dallemand’s new term will start Jan. 1, 2013, and end Dec. 31, 2015.
While Dallemand’s annual base pay remains the same, at $198,000 a year, the board approved some extra benefits. Dallemand will receive $70,000 for every year of service to the district when his contract expires or the contract is terminated by either party without cause.
Other perks include a $1 million life insurance policy, at least 25 days of vacation a year and an $800 monthly car allowance, double his current allowance.
Information from: The Macon Telegraph, http://www.macontelegraph.com
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