Posted on November 1 at 3:17 p.m.

thats OK Dems. we repubs like to tell the pollters we are Dems. makes it more fun. so have fun with your polls.

also i know few repubs that will even answer a poll. we have jobs. LOL

On Poll: McCain makes gains on Obama, but still trails

Posted on October 25 at 10:18 p.m.

Amen, Glassman.

On Collier schools budget referendum: Defeat ‘dangerous,’ official says

Posted on October 25 at 9:54 p.m.

GoIndians
beenthere_56 too bad cant help you really

GoIndians, no you got it all wrong. operational money COMES from the state and federal coffers. all districts are given operational money based on the full time student count. capitol $ comes from local taxes as does some of the operational $.

my problem with all this is it is ALL taxpayer money and the state can regulate its use. in fact i believe THAT IS THEIR JOB!!! if the schools are hurting the state regulators should recognise that and they are saying its not a problem??? who to believe?

On Collier schools budget referendum: Defeat ‘dangerous,’ official says

Posted on October 25 at 7:16 p.m.

in fact people that have already voted, the budget has increased from $800 mill to $1.19 billion over the last few years. the "class size amendment" that you "early voter" boneheads approved should be repealed. the legislature could do that like they did the "bullet train".

but the FloriDUH voters just go for one lame proposal after another. pathetic!

On Collier schools budget referendum: Defeat ‘dangerous,’ official says

Posted on October 25 at 6:56 p.m.

bull, just_makin_it ! passing this gives power to the Admin! there is NO address for this measly amount of money! do the math if you are not a graduate of CCPS!

$1 billion. $19 mill??

chump change!!!

the State can change the ratio but they havent because they DO NOT SEE A PROBLEM with a 2% reduction. CCPS crys "broke!". BS

On Collier schools budget referendum: Defeat ‘dangerous,’ official says

Posted on October 25 at 6:08 p.m.

the referendum is not a tax increase just a test of how lame Collier voters are. there is plenty of money. if you vote no Thomson will punish your chrildren by eleminating programs. he will punish the CCPS workers. hopefully he will pop a brain vessel thinking about all the possibilities.

it is not the end of the world. make them do their job and bring CCPS accountability.

vote NO!

On Collier schools budget referendum: Defeat ‘dangerous,’ official says

Posted on October 19 at 11:09 p.m.

time to give it a rest Beetle. the State has finally taken notice that billions have been spent trying to educate a relatively few chrildren.

CCPS should be a shining example of what the public school system can offer but instead it is barely mediocore.

and the Admin says they don't have enough funding. LOL lets see what happens now.

On Collier school district hopes to make the grade with pilot program

Posted on October 14 at 10:58 p.m.

3% but a pay your insurance plan. if the LCSD agreed to it they made out. will LCSD now go for a plan like the Teamsters offered CCPS? a no frills "free estimate" "we'll negotiate a lower fee that you have to pay if you go to our doctors" deal?

On Lee Schools employees may see 3-percent raise, lose some health benefits

Posted on October 14 at 9:22 p.m.

one thing i must say PIE, by "demoting" is the powers that be have taken an iron hand over the experienced workers. friends of mine have worked for this district and pulled the load before all of this management overload and second guessing micromanagement. they say they are afraid to make decisions and things are coming to stagnation. i understand what they are saying because i work to not have that happen. 21st century management does not work that way.

ground floor employees know. i want to know what they know. i ask. i am curious. i listen to their complants amd that makes them feel better. but sometimes they are right.

On PAC stumps for Collier School District referendum

Posted on October 13 at 9 p.m.

ask some questions glass, maybe i can save you from the toil i gave?

On PAC stumps for Collier School District referendum