Street Talk

Submitted by
Name: Good point Mr. Rogers

Comments:
The SRO at Rykers may have done the right thing in that case. But his performance from what I hear in other areas stinks. You may want get the whole story first.

Added: November 19, 2024 07:50:13 PM

Submitted by
Name: Hugh Bobbs
From: Madison

Comments:
DEPUTY, JILL R
$90,212.03
FRYE, BRANDON
$82,240.64

wow, $43/hr to do..... what?

Also, that van sitting there is truly is ridiculous..

Added: November 19, 2024 06:15:57 PM

Submitted by
Name: FLABERGASTED
From: Madison

Comments:
2,111,320 and a few pennies

Added: November 19, 2024 05:58:28 PM

Submitted by
Name: Mr. Rogers

Comments:
WoW that's a lot of $$$
Looks like we are heavy in administration salaries.
Teachers are evaluated - who is evaluating admin? Are the evaluations public?
Take off Yancey and Mires. They both went to greener pastures.

Added: November 19, 2024 05:53:00 PM

Submitted by
Name: TAX DOLLAR GIVEAWAY

Comments:
These are the 26 listed administrators and their 2023 wages, not including bennies and perks.
HOW MANY PEOPLE DOE IT TAKE TO SCREW IN A LIGHTBULB??
ALLMAN, SHANNON
$97,348.18
BROWN, TERESA
$145,962.74
DEPUTY, JILL R
$90,212.03
FRYE, BRANDON
$82,240.64
GRILL, DANIEL J
$94,807.52
HORVATH, DAVID M
$93,533.00
HOUZE, DANICA D
$87,628.40
IMEL, C J
$31,527.00
JONES, ADAM D
$63,663.39
KOPITZKE, BROOKE A
$62,596.21
LAWHEAD II, RONALD L
$101,224.05
MAHONEY, KENTON I
$80,565.88
MCCREARY, JANET C
$100,000.12
MIRES, JILL C
$46,186.02
MORRISON, PATRIC A
$87,434.98
PREIZER, KIRSTYN
$85,000.06
RONEY, J B
$54,650.42
SLYGH, LORI S
$66,785.00
STEPHAN-MCKAY, TARA D
$105,581.46
STONER, KATHY S
$90,164.40
TAYLOR, JOSHUA A
$89,134.72
THURSTON, JACQUELINE L
$82,025.00
UPCHURCH, ANGELIA J
$90,000.12
WARNER, JORDAN L
$50,520.01
WHALEY, TRENT L
$83,300.00
YANCEY, KEVIN R
$49,229.05

Added: November 19, 2024 05:28:00 PM

Submitted by
Name: Hmmmm

Comments:
Who is the SRO that resigned? I think we should know his/her name.

Added: November 19, 2024 04:23:29 PM

Submitted by
Name: Lydia Parent
From: Madison

Comments:
Sooooo on the topic of the schools, supposedly the admin office is going after the SRO at Rykers because he spoke up and started an investigation about some inappropriateness between an instructional support personnel and a few students. Supposedly the dude was being a creeper. So the SRO stands up and goes outside the district to make sure it gets taken care of properly especially, since last year there were allegations made against said person and got brushed under the rug, and he is getting push back from Teresa because he went “outside the school”. Well i say kudos to him for standing up and doing the right thing. Of course this is not a topic brought up because it makes her look bad. However they let the creep resign instead of fire him? Shady stuff around here. Thank god there is at least one SRO that will do what’s right!

Admin reply: Look under the rug!

Added: November 19, 2024 01:53:12 PM

Submitted by
Name: Let me do it

Comments:
I will do a feasibility study for $40,000. It will be just as accurate, and they will still get what they want.

Added: November 19, 2024 01:25:35 PM

Submitted by
Name: Mr. Rogers
From: Still in the neighborhood

Comments:
mm - thanks for the correction. My bad but I still feel we need to take care of the bigger problems that are in all of our buildings not just the high school.
I'm also wondering if there is a place to find out the salaries of the folks that work on Wilson Avenue? I know several are making six figures.

Added: November 19, 2024 12:49:38 PM

Submitted by
Name: mm

Comments:
Mr. Rogers, I don’t believe that $60,000 plus is for a feasibility study of the early learning center. I believe that money is for developing plans and determining the cost of what Dr. Brown wants to build. It was awarded to the same company that built the tennis courts.

The grant says a company called Bright Horizon will receive $450,000 for setting up the program.

I would assume Bright Horizon says we need one. Would they really say it’s not needed if they are getting almost half a million dollars?

But that’s ok it’s all grant money. Unless it has to be paid back.

But the school and/or its partners do have to contribute $75,000 according to the document so it doesn’t sound like the school is off the hook all together.

Added: November 19, 2024 09:52:21 AM