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RANDOLPH BOARD OF EDUCATION: NOW IS NOT THE TIME TO GIVE SUPERINTENDENT FANO A SALARY INCREASE

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Dijana Lockard
6 years ago

No no no

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John Carroll
6 years ago

So many have lost employment, reduced income or no increase this year. Take a lesson from reality around us.

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John Carroll
6 years ago

So many are dealing with no increases this year or worse lost income. Take a lesson and reinvest money where needed.

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Lizbeth Rosenfeld
6 years ago Featured

As the daughter of both a teacher and a superintendent of schools I have always voted in support of the schools for over 30 years as a Randolph resident. I am outraged to learn that my tax dollars might be so poorly spent and whole heartedly sign this petition.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

She already makes way too much!!!!

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Jackie Smith
6 years ago

Totally ridiculous! Let's be real!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

No way. A raise for what! Not impressed with anything she’s done for Randolph

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Linda Harrell
6 years ago Featured

In the Corporate World the most ethical companies instituted Temporary salary cuts for the most highly compensated employees to minimize impact on those people at lower salary levels at difficult time. If she is asking for or accepts a salary increase at this time, it demonstrates a lack of character and leadership

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Teachers should be getting significant increases!

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Susan Casareale
6 years ago

I am astounded that amending a contract that doesn't expire for 4 years is a priority right now. It's tone deaf and self serving given the ongoing pandemic crisis.

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Juliet Gomez
6 years ago

15% increase is outrageous taking in consideration that her salary is a top level and the cost of leaving Increase was only 2.6

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Jen
6 years ago

Alarming and extremely selfish. This increase would amount to approximately three times the salary of a Morris County nurse. If anything, it should be reduced to offset accommodations and equipping the children and teachers of this town during the crisis in any and every way possible. Be "all in" for this district, Fano / Board of Ed. Don't BE the problem. Find a solution.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

As av Randolph resident, homeowner and and taxpayer, I object to this increase.

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Grace Vitale
6 years ago

To even think of giving her an increase at this time is absolutely horrible and a really bad business decision.

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Kim Carlucci
6 years ago

Board what is wrong with you. She obviously has something on someone in town to continue to get these perks. Stop this now.

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Joseph Bean
6 years ago

SHE IS A CRIMINAL!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Better used elsewhere.

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John Yachmetz
6 years ago

Not at this time. Focus on a plan getting the kids the best education.

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Chris Ruhalter
6 years ago

Not the time

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Michele McNamara
6 years ago

The increase in her salary over the past 4 years is unprecedented and excessive!