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Pattye Benson
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons! on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons! on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons! on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons! on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons! on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
on Outcome of TE School Board Meeting more suited for black roses than white ribbons!
I am sorry, Pattye, that you are the scapegoat for some of our supervisors. I thank you, though, for standing up for what is right. As hard as it must be for you, I applaud you, and I certainly appreciate all that you are doing.
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John Sacharok
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September 8th, 2012 at 11:42 AM
Public discourse however unpleasant it seems at the time serves to strengthen our Republic and Liberty! I encourage our public figures to continue their practice of free speech without abridging our Liberties!
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I was at the meeting last night. With all the figures that were floating around I took home the fact that 1.5$ is not a huge gap that cannot be filled. Our neighboring school districts filled their gaps a couple of years ago by reaching out to not for profit organizations and fundraising efforts through silent auctions etc. All this was through the efforts of parents and students coalitions. Are any efforts like these in the process? Have we exhausted all the means and ways before we take the path of demotion of our brightest and the best teachers?
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patty has anyone addressed why all of the administrators at the highschool are assistant athletic directors? is this a way cover an increase in their salary when our custodians took a 10% reduction? i do not think anyone questioned this A/D thing, and now they are thinking of hiring a soon to be retired police sgt. for security, and may also have a titile another A/AD. something is not correct here
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I just learned that Dan Waters has contacted members of TENIG who attended the meeting to tell them they had no place being at the meeting this week. What happened to “no bullying”. Shame on you Dan Waters.
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