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SURVEY RESULTS

It’s an even split. During the past two snowy months, we asked readers if they were satisfied with their municipality’s snow removal.

It was an even 50-50 split.

Let’s hope that we are done with needing this survive until next year.

 

DECEMBER POLL RESULTS: 1st Place Winner: Girl in Leaves, by Michael Alestra, Mt. Royal.  For more details, click here Winners Posted 01/10
 

November Poll Results:

Will you be spending more or less on 2010 Holiday shopping versus 2009?

86% Less - 14% More



October Poll Results:

Hit Me With
Your Best Shot Contest
...

And Finally, The Winner Is………
DENIS MAGERR of Logan Township for his photograph of the East Point Lighthouse near Fortesque, NJ, taken during the winter of 2009.


SEPTEMBER POLL RESULTS  Voting on Hit Me with Your Best Shot PHOTO CONTEST: too close to call.  Posting top 10 photographs, for a revote in October!


JULY POLL RESULTS – In light of the economy, will you be vacationing close to home doing day trips or vacationing outside of this area? Half the voters said they would do day trips, the other half were vacationing outside of the area.


May Poll Results
Question: Are you satisfied with the outcome of the Board of Education Election?   Answer: 100% of respondents were satisfied with the outcome of the election.
 

April Poll Results
QUESTION: What items would you eliminate to make up for school aid cuts?
  • Field Trips – 30%
  • Sports Teams – 0%
  • Teachers Positions – 10%
  • Marching Band – 0%
  • After School Activities – 20%
  • Other Comments – 40%

Comments:

* First of all...the Governor does not really care like he pretends he does. Maybe it’s because his own kids won't be affected by all his budget cuts that he wants the schools to do. He can afford to buy them a good education. Most middle working class people don't have that luxury. Maybe he and everyone in his administration should take a pay cut/freeze also. As for the school...I guess the school administration forgot to 'inject' themselves into the budget cuts. Hopefully, when the board said that they have debated every conceivable angle where the cuts should come from...that they unanimously thought of not giving themselves a pay raise and look at their benefits packages...maybe they can cut something there that would help the kids. Because they all say they care about the kids, then sacrificing a little of their 'perks' should not be a problem.

* As state-related employees the teachers need to make some concessions and so does administration; personally I'd like to see their salaries posted along with their extensive benefit package; we'll all be SHOCKED!!(and don't forget OUR TAXES are paying for them!) I believe student teachers could definitely fill in with any shortcomings if positions were eliminated. This could be a win-win situation since they need to fill their requirements. I don't believe student activities should be eliminated; I'd pursue volunteers for coaches, assistant coaches, etc. Personally, I'm appalled that they would even consider eliminating the marching band, sports and field trips; again let's look at those salaries and benefit packages!!!!!!!!!!

* Have the teachers pay for their health benefits like most of the people in this community. I agree that the schools are top heavy with administration personnel, let them take pay cut/pay for benefits. Also some activities should be cut but never teachers.

* Cut/freeze salaries of the top heavy administration. Have teachers pay a small percentage of their health care costs.
 


February Poll Results

And the votes were just about evenly spread.... View Comments

  • Yes, as tuition students – 24%
  • Yes, as permanent members – 20%
  • Yes, left with comments – 5% - VIEW COMMENTS
  • No, build their own school – 22%
  • No, merge – 23%
  • No, left with comments – 6% - VIEW COMMENTS

January Poll Results



 


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