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Flagler County School Board Begins Contract Renegotiation for Superintendent Moore

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What happened

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The Flagler County School Board began renegotiating the contract for Superintendent Moore on October 28, 2026. Moore's current three-year term is set to expire in June, but the board plans to wait until after next week’s election before delegating a negotiator. The board is expected to offer a salary significantly higher than her current compensation.

From flaglerlive.com

Why it matters

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The renegotiation involves a key public official who has achieved high performance ratings for the district. The board appears eager to retain Moore, who holds a strong negotiating position, suggesting the cost of retaining her will increase substantially.

From flaglerlive.com

Who's involved

  • MooreSuperintendent whose contract is being renegotiated by the county board.
  • Flagler CountyThe county whose school board is leading the contract renegotiation.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Flagler CountySpeculative

    Flagler County might face increased operational costs due to the need to offer a significantly higher salary to retain the superintendent.

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