Postpone the District 26 March Referendum signatures

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Name: Jennifer Nielsen on Jan 3, 2004

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Name: Paul Nielsen on Jan 3, 2004

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Name: Deb VanHouten on Jan 3, 2004

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Name: Robert Farley on Jan 3, 2004

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Name: Susan Carrick on Jan 5, 2004

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Name: Lisa Selsky on Jan 5, 2004

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Name: Carol Zarley on Jan 6, 2004

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Name: Tim Zarley on Jan 6, 2004

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Name: Sandy Moser on Jan 6, 2004

State: IL

Comments: 12-year resident, Dist. 26 provides excellent education, but can't afford high taxes,Paying into Dist. 155 also. Too many administrators added just in the last 3-4 years!We all want a decent retirement wage, but increases too large for administrators.My vote for a referendum will be a 'no'.
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Name: Jeanne Hembrey on Jan 6, 2004

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Name: Charles Dosenbach on Jan 9, 2004

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Name: Mary Jo Marshall on Jan 11, 2004

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Name: Julie Lehman on Jan 12, 2004

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Name: Kenneth Zoerner on Jan 14, 2004

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Name: Julie Van Enige on Jan 14, 2004

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Name: Jennifer Krause on Jan 16, 2004

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Name: Jennifer Nielsen on Jan 25, 2004

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Name: Vern Anderson on Feb 6, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Christine Negoda on Feb 6, 2004

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Name: Jean Gerstbrein on Feb 7, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Joseph Mangrum on Feb 8, 2004

State: IL

Comments: I think that the district has to start taking responsibility for money mismanagement. If they cannot take responsibility for their actions how are they going to teach my children to take responsibility for theirs
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Name: Angelique Mangrum on Feb 8, 2004

State: IL

Comments: While I believe that balanced budgets are important and cuts are sometimes necessary, I also believe that children should not suffer due to money mismanagement. I especially believe that no disabled students should be impacted by any cuts. The proposal to cut any teachers or activities for disabled students, or any student is unacceptable when there are plenty of other areas to cut first. In the cases of disabled students, these children need stability which was not shown during the recent teacher strikes when all children missed school because teachers and administrators used the children as pawns because they couldn't hash out a budget ahead of time, and now they are being used as pawns again because of the budget. There should also be no classes such as music, art, or any other activity for students that should suffer. Just because the adults can't get their acts together and be responsible, doesn't mean the children should suffer the consequences.
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Name: Dustin Carlson on Feb 12, 2004

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Name: Mark Shershen on Feb 13, 2004

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Comments: In this time of job & salary cuts, how can school officials think they can continually raise taxes and vote themselves raises whenever they want. I for one am tired of this "Spend Spend" attitude and want administration to be accountable for their actions and our tax dollars.
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Name: Peggy Brink on Feb 20, 2004

State: IL

Comments: I agree, we need better schools not higher paid officials.
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Name: Thomas Brink on Feb 26, 2004

State: IL

Comments: These administrative salaries are obscene and there are numerour reduntant positions that could be eliminated.
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Name: John Brink on Feb 26, 2004

State: IL

Comments: Why should the students suffer so that the Administation can be paid with great benefits while others struggle in this wonderful economy and job market out there, yeah right!
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Name: Michael Nelon on Feb 26, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Janet Nelson on Feb 26, 2004

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Name: Michael Rein on Feb 26, 2004

State: IL

Comments: Start a campaign to reallocate tax funds from the Cary Park District to the schools and the fire department. Sell the golf course and give the proceeds to to the school district & the fire department.
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Name: Robert Schweigel on Feb 27, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Kim Connaughton on Feb 29, 2004

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Name: Jennifer Thurber on Feb 29, 2004

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Name: Lisa Koselke on Mar 1, 2004

State: IL

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Name: William Sytsma on Mar 1, 2004

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Name: MARIE STOHL on Mar 1, 2004

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Name: Cheryl J. Pilli on Mar 1, 2004

State: IL

Comments: Thank you for all of your research & hard work. It will pay off!
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Name: Diane Sleger on Mar 2, 2004

State: IL

Comments: We have lived in Hillhurst for 15 years. Before and in 1992, the junior high needed an well deserved addition, since 6th graders had to attend with 7th and 8th graders. Since then, the Three Oaks school was built, another addition to the old junior high, now Prairie Hill for 5th and 6th grades, a new Junior High was built. The teachers went on strike to make more than Crystal Lake U46. Now, they are threatening to close a older grade school. This sure sounds familiar, we used to live in Arlington Heights. The same thing happened with grade schools and high schools. We chose Cary because of the comparative value of a 4 bedroom plus house in the Northwest Suburbs, from Arlington Heights to Palatine. Unfortunately now, our taxes have made up the difference. This new tax referendum will have an approx. $700.00 yr. increase on our taxes, not counting what H.S. District 155, McHenry County College, Algonquin Township, the county, the city and Cary Park District adds on. Soon, we will have to reconsider if we want to stay in Cary. District 26 may have had this all prearranged in a politcal grand plan to begin with. Or obviously, it's poor planning which could have a negative impact on the home values if a lot of us sell and move back to Lake or Cook County to avoid the high taxes.
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Name: Brant Andre on Mar 3, 2004

State: IL

Comments: We need to find new administrators
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Name: Timothy Eagan on Mar 4, 2004

State: IL

Comments: Administration salaries are way too high. District 26 BOE needs to cut ALL the fat out of the budget below going for another tax increase.
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Name: Wendy Rothstein on Mar 5, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Joe Fuchs on Mar 9, 2004

State: IL

Comments: No more tax increases
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Name: Julie Politzki on Mar 9, 2004

State: IL

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Name: Steven Burks on Mar 10, 2004

State: OH

Comments: Clearly an school administration that built an unneccessary school, staffed it and then won't exercise fiscial responsibility on behalf of the tax payers. We should start by firing the person at the top and work down.
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Name: Karen And Patrick Pritchard on Mar 12, 2004

State: IL

Comments: we will NOT support a referendum UNTIL deep reductions are completed within the school administration. Also, we see NO accountability on the Boards part! Shame on you.
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Name: Rich LaMantia on Mar 17, 2004

State: IL

Comments: Please keep me up-to-date regarding upcoming meetings.
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Name: L B on Mar 17, 2004

State: IL

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Postpone the District 26 March Referendum

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