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Posted 15 April 2010 - 08:36 PM
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
SHHHH Mr.Superintendent
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#2 *Guest*
Posted 16 April 2010 - 02:52 PM
Guest, on Apr 15 2010, 08:36 PM, said:
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
Why, is something up that we don't know about?
#3 *Bean Counter*
Posted 17 April 2010 - 03:50 PM
Guest, on Apr 15 2010, 08:36 PM, said:
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
Doesn't he have to ride it out until the end of the year in order to max out on the pension?
#4 *Guest*
Posted 19 April 2010 - 11:22 AM
Guest, on Apr 15 2010, 08:36 PM, said:
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
Please, Mr. Campbell, even the Observer knows that the superintendent has prepared his retirement papers because of all the uncertainty going on in Trenton. Stop spinning it into something sinister, even though everybody knows that's your style.
#5 *Guest*
Posted 19 April 2010 - 02:44 PM
Guest, on Apr 15 2010, 08:36 PM, said:
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
Good luck, JC, trying to spin a story where there isn't one. You can't even do that right. No secret really, especially since you already tried to get the Observer to do a story about the superintendent putting in his papers. It's about what's going on in Trenton and how they're trying to change the pension details. Period. But do keep trying JC. You're amusing if nothing else.
#6 *Bean Counter*
Posted 20 April 2010 - 10:26 AM
Guest, on Apr 19 2010, 02:44 PM, said:
Good luck, JC, trying to spin a story where there isn't one. You can't even do that right. No secret really, especially since you already tried to get the Observer to do a story about the superintendent putting in his papers. It's about what's going on in Trenton and how they're trying to change the pension details. Period. But do keep trying JC. You're amusing if nothing else.
Not a story?? From your own statement, DiGesere will be leaving if the Governor/legislature changes the "pension details". Right now, there's a pretty good chance Trenton will do just that on all government pensions. That's a pretty significant "detail."
#7 *Guest*
Posted 20 April 2010 - 10:50 PM
Bean Counter, on Apr 20 2010, 10:26 AM, said:
Not a story?? From your own statement, DiGesere will be leaving if the Governor/legislature changes the "pension details". Right now, there's a pretty good chance Trenton will do just that on all government pensions. That's a pretty significant "detail."
I am so glad I no longer have children in school. If the Governor gets his way the Kearny School District and many others throughout this State will have many experienced people leaving their jobs and leaving our children in limbo. My children went to school when the budgets were strong, the PTA's were strong and my children benefited greatly. Don't you realize that the children will be the ones that will suffer from all of this animosity and uncertainty? I am so sad to be living in New Jersey.
#8 *Bean Counter*
Posted 22 April 2010 - 11:28 AM
Guest, on Apr 20 2010, 10:50 PM, said:
I am so glad I no longer have children in school. If the Governor gets his way the Kearny School District and many others throughout this State will have many experienced people leaving their jobs and leaving our children in limbo. My children went to school when the budgets were strong, the PTA's were strong and my children benefited greatly. Don't you realize that the children will be the ones that will suffer from all of this animosity and uncertainty? I am so sad to be living in New Jersey.
The children are doing fine and excelling in States that pay teachers and administrators less. Let's get real. The ugly fights are always about money and this is one of them. It's about Cadillac salaries, steps, pensions, health benefits, when we can only affort the Impala. Get used to the Impala, not just in NJ but across the country. We can no longer live on borrowed money. Our "children" won't be able to pay the huge State and national debt that we the "adults" have accumulated. So, yes, I am thinking about the children.
#9 *On second thought*
Posted 04 May 2010 - 10:08 AM
Guest, on Apr 16 2010, 02:52 PM, said:
Why, is something up that we don't know about?
I didn't believe the original poster on this thread, but now I do. Both the High School Principal and Assistant Superintendant have put in their retirement papers. I don't think he wants the challenge of running the district with new people in those slots next year.
#10 *Guest*
Posted 04 May 2010 - 04:31 PM
On second thought, on May 4 2010, 10:08 AM, said:
I didn't believe the original poster on this thread, but now I do. Both the High School Principal and Assistant Superintendant have put in their retirement papers. I don't think he wants the challenge of running the district with new people in those slots next year.
Really, where did u hear this information?
#15 *Guest*
Posted 11 May 2010 - 06:57 PM
Guest, on Apr 15 2010, 08:36 PM, said:
Let's start a guessing game.We'll call it "HOW MANY DAYS TILL Mr.Superintendent RESIGNS"
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
With all this trouble,and even more on the horizon.And I don't mean the budget,that would be too simple.My guess is 10 working days from today.
Well ,I must say
What a disgrace, REALLY !
Stevenson as the president of the Board. This just goe's to show any puppet on franki's strings can do that job. What a chump. Sorry for your embarrasment Mrs. Mc Donald it looks like anyone could have done that job after all.
#16 *Interesting Factoid*
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:21 PM
Bean Counter, on Apr 22 2010, 11:28 AM, said:
The children are doing fine and excelling in States that pay teachers and administrators less. Let's get real. The ugly fights are always about money and this is one of them. It's about Cadillac salaries, steps, pensions, health benefits, when we can only affort the Impala. Get used to the Impala, not just in NJ but across the country. We can no longer live on borrowed money. Our "children" won't be able to pay the huge State and national debt that we the "adults" have accumulated. So, yes, I am thinking about the children.
Why do we pay the Kearny school superintendent a salary that is higher than the Governor's?
#19 *Really??*
Posted 19 May 2010 - 12:27 PM
Guest, on May 18 2010, 08:05 AM, said:
Because the superintendent's job is 10x more difficult then the Gov's.
Nah, that's not it. They do it because they can get away with it. There's no newspaper coverage. No public discussion.
Get real. Higher than the Governor?? Higher than the Police Chief?? the spending spree can't sustain itself. Unfortunately, by the time the cuts come, it will be the young'uns that'll have to pay the piper.
#20 *Guest*
Posted 20 May 2010 - 06:29 AM
Really??, on May 19 2010, 12:27 PM, said:
Nah, that's not it. They do it because they can get away with it. There's no newspaper coverage. No public discussion.
Get real. Higher than the Governor?? Higher than the Police Chief?? the spending spree can't sustain itself. Unfortunately, by the time the cuts come, it will be the young'uns that'll have to pay the piper.
Get real. Higher than the Governor?? Higher than the Police Chief?? the spending spree can't sustain itself. Unfortunately, by the time the cuts come, it will be the young'uns that'll have to pay the piper.
The superintendent's salary in Kearny is not really that high in comparison to the rest of the state. And there's plenty of public discussion. There's BOE meetings and Digesere spoke publicly at each of the schools.
If you want quality you usually have to pay for it.
