SAN ANGELO, TX — The San Angelo Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a one-time $1,000 insurance supplement for all employees Monday as part of its 2026-27 compensation plan, choosing not to permanently increase the district’s contribution to employee health insurance.
The board voted 5-0 to keep the district’s monthly health insurance contribution at the current level of $479 per employee while providing the $1,000 stipend. Administration will determine the timing and parameters for distributing the stipend.
The decision came as the board considered compensation recommendations that included continuing Year 2 implementation of House Bill 2 teacher salary increases and responding to findings from a TASB salary study. The board had also reviewed a proposal to raise the district’s health insurance contribution from $479 to $500 per month per qualifying employee, along with options for a health insurance supplement.
Board members said the $1,000 stipend would provide support to all employees during a projected deficit budget year caused by declining student enrollment, without creating a recurring cost to the district.
The board ultimately selected the option that maintained the current insurance contribution while providing the larger one-time payment rather than raising the monthly contribution.
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Listed By: G.L. Mann
Sounds like Bull Feces to me............... just another way to shut the employees up. How much does the High muckety muck get ? What is being done to improve the TEA ratings?
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