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Ohio voters approve 59 percent of school levies | The Columbus Dispatch

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Ohio voters yesterday approved 59 percent of tax requests for schools even though Gov.

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Olentangy just got more money to waste! Oh Boy....

They will back in 18 mos for more.....
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Is Olentangy a liberal enclave?
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The Public wrote:
Olentangy just got more money to waste! Oh Boy....
They will back in 18 mos for more.....
It's frustrating
Kasich had a chance to make real reform in how we fund public education
possibly even really do work on consolidating districts at the administrative level and other needed changes
instead he simply punted the ball and is trying to give the cash directly to corporations
in fairness Strickland also punted as his changes were interesting... but didn't touch the funding part until "down the road" AND gave all the power to the schools to basically name how much money they wanted from the general fund!
some day somebody will take the issue seriously
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The Public wrote:
Olentangy just got more money to waste! Oh Boy....
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Glad levies are failing tired of giving blank checks to schools to give fat raises to union and non-union enployees. My district is under good management we have 5 new schools in the past 10 years and no increases of taxes amazing what can be done with good management. BUT our teachers dont need 80000 a year and they havent threatened to strike either. My child still gets a great education in a highly rated school district.Sorry you have to deal with olentangy. My sis lives in pic town and has a tiny house and pays almost tripple what I pay in taxes for a house twice its size ha ha glad I dont live in pic town eithwer .Our sports are relatively free.Go Northern Local
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Interesting wrote:
Is Olentangy a liberal enclave?
Im sure it is. PPL should look at where some of the advertising money comes from for these Yes for levie campaigns They will find out its from the teachers and teachers Union at least a major part of it. INTERESTING.... But its for the kids you know.lmao
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wirenut you are an example of the typical Ohio voter... which is fine...

but it's always "don't give more money!" in general
but "my" district is doing just fine!

“American gvt is in the bag”

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You get what you pay for. Just like anything else in life.
Stop the Insanity

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Tea Farty wrote:
You get what you pay for. Just like anything else in life.
Not when the government's involved.
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Interesting wrote:
Is Olentangy a liberal enclave?
They don't want their kids working at McDonalds for the rest of their lives.

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People must not be hurtin that much to want to spend.
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Is this going to be more of the old school republican? Obtain taxes through domestic issues and then funnel them, for one excuse or another, to their corporates. Once again pleading for more funds for our domestic sorry state of affairs. Again taking increases and funneling to elitist causes? Once again pleading for.... Problem is not domestic in nature. More from the entity of the corporatist hungers. Where is your Labor Party???
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So what was John Kasich's answer for the problem. Cutting "allocations" is easy, finding solutions is the real problem. In fact, all the needless allocations of government funds at all levels is what needs to be done away with. It only adds confusion into processes while creating another layer of folks in the way whild adding zero real value.
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This shows voters recognize their need to make up for having voted for this governor. He is a flipping idiot and the majority of Ohio voters are no better for having elected someone from Wall Street fat cats and Fox News.
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One more telling example of buyer's remorse in Ohio.
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Robert wrote:
So what was John Kasich's answer for the problem. Cutting "allocations" is easy, finding solutions is the real problem. In fact, all the needless allocations of government funds at all levels is what needs to be done away with. It only adds confusion into processes while creating another layer of folks in the way whild adding zero real value.
in theory his solution is to take the money and give it to corporations with almost no oversite...

I guess
but this is a very much socialism

I mean if it is truly a "free market" let alone capitalism the government wouldn't be giving them money!

if you really dig down to real theory
even the supposed conservatives like Kasich have become socialists... merging "private and public" or more correctly... putting public funds (you and my tax dollars) into corporations that don't answer to the public

Reagan is turning over in his grave... Marx is smiling at Kasich
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<quoted text> Glad levies are failing tired of giving blank checks to schools to give fat raises to union and non-union enployees. My district is under good management we have 5 new schools in the past 10 years and no increases of taxes amazing what can be done with good management. BUT our teachers dont need 80000 a year and they havent threatened to strike either. My child still gets a great education in a highly rated school district.Sorry you have to deal with olentangy. My sis lives in pic town and has a tiny house and pays almost tripple what I pay in taxes for a house twice its size ha ha glad I dont live in pic town eithwer .Our sports are relatively free.Go Northern Local
lol - give me the names of three teachers you know who actually make $80,000 a year.
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now pat don't go asking for facts

next thing you will want is people thinking for themselves rather than just cheering for their party!
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pat wrote:
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lol - give me the names of three teachers you know who actually make $80,000 a year.
Look them up yourself.

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ugh wrote:
http://ohiocasb.org/about/scho ol-salary-database/name-search
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Great post moron. Very few teachers make close to $80K. Just because you make $35K is no reason to try to tear down teachers. I'm certain you are the type that complains about anyone making more money than you...oh those damn doctors, lawyers, bankers, sales execs...all overpaid fools who have no business making that kind of coin. Go away.

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