Wisconsin Collective Bargaining Law is Working

[DaGoose]

I thought it was the job of the schools to teach reading, writing and arithmetic. Apparently you disagree.

When the parents refuse to enforce homework and sue if Lil Johnny doesn't get an A or promoted to the next grade?


You can teach all you want. Doesn't mean it's gonna get learned.

Typical "blame the victim" mentality.

Nope....it's more like "blame the teacher" mentality when parents refuse to get involved in their children's education. It used to be that open houses and PTA organizations were overflowing. Now parents view schools as a babystting facility.

The kids who do well in school are the ones whose parents actually get involved, have regular contact with the teacher, make homework a priority at home and punish their kid if they get in trouble at school. THOSE are the kids who perform well in school. If their parents don't give a shit what kind of message does that send?

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[DaGoose]

Well, what do you know..

You mean when we cut the pay to teachers, we can pay them less?

Wow. What a revelation.

WaAAahahhh WAaaahhh Waaaah!

It worked, get over it. The Unions were part of the problem and now they will never be again. Also money being stolen from tax payers to be donated (68milion to Obama in 2008) is over.

The only thing that "worked" is that the state and local districts are trying to balance their budgets on the backs of the working men and women.

Listen dumbass. If you think teachers, garbage collectors, road workers, jailers, etc don't EARN their pay you are totally clueless as to what they go through to earn their money. Nobody's stealing a damned thing.

The money that is donated to politicians (and yes, the GOP gets union money too, dipshit) is AFTER it is earned so the workers can do what they want with their money and you should just STFU about it. If union workers do not want to have union dues going to politicians then they have a legal right to withold that portion of their dues. And many do.

If you went to college you really should ask for your money back. It was a waste.

Class dismissed.

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[bripat9643]

Well, what do you know..

You mean when we cut the pay to teachers, we can pay them less?

Wow. What a revelation.

Yep, and there's no change in performance. They are just as bad after as they were before.

 

[bripat9643]

Didn't you get the memo? Teachers aren't as valuable in the 21st century, because an educated workforce isn't as important in the 21st century.

Teachers aren't valuable because they don't teach. The principle skill is carrying placards down at the state capital.

 

[DaGoose]

Well, what do you know..

You mean when we cut the pay to teachers, we can pay them less?

Wow. What a revelation.

Yep, and there's no change in performance. They are just as bad after as they were before.

First off I strongly disagree with the premise that ALL teachers are bad.

But on the other hand....Now that politics was put into the hiring process do you think that it will improve? Now administrators can fire at will and give jobs to their friends and relatives. "Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"

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[bripat9643]

First off I strongly disagree with the premise that ALL teachers are bad.

I haven't said all teachers are bad. However, as a group they suck. One reason for that is the fact that the bad ones can't be fired.

But on the other hand....Now that politics was put into the hiring process do you think that it will improve? Now administrators can fire at will and give jobs to their friends and relatives. "Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"

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Politics has always been part of the hiring process. That is one of the major problems with public schools. The only way to get politics out of the hiring process is to privatize the schools.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

I thought it was the job of the schools to teach reading, writing and arithmetic. Apparently you disagree.

When the parents refuse to enforce homework and sue if Lil Johnny doesn't get an A or promoted to the next grade?


You can teach all you want. Doesn't mean it's gonna get learned.

Typical "blame the victim" mentality.

Actually, she's correct. The number one issue with the public school system is parents.

 

[Conservative]

On the other hand, my Governor, DEMOCRAT Andrew Cuomo, NEGOTIATED concessions from the unions, without destroying them, got a good deal, got the budget in order,

and has a 60% approval rating.

But nobody talks about him.

Link to specifics backing up your 'got a good deal' statement?

 

[thereisnospoon]

More on the early success of the union curbs.

Union curbs rescue a Wisconsin school district | Byron York | Politics | Washington Examiner

Big Trouble in Little China...Guys gets so pissed off, he explodes!!

 

[thereisnospoon]

On the other hand, my Governor, DEMOCRAT Andrew Cuomo, NEGOTIATED concessions from the unions, without destroying them, got a good deal, got the budget in order,

and has a 60% approval rating.

But nobody talks about him.

Cuomo works in a big union state. Unions and democrat voters form downstate are his base.
Wisconsin's public worker unions were not destroyed. They just lost the ability to extort good deals for themselves and screwing the taxpayers.

 

[thereisnospoon]

Yes. All teachers are overpaid and underworked and should be crucified. I would bet that alot of you would like all first borns of public school teachers killed. I would bet my life on it.

Oh please stop the nonsense.

 

[thereisnospoon]

When the parents refuse to enforce homework and sue if Lil Johnny doesn't get an A or promoted to the next grade?


You can teach all you want. Doesn't mean it's gonna get learned.

Typical "blame the victim" mentality.

Nope....it's more like "blame the teacher" mentality when parents refuse to get involved in their children's education. It used to be that open houses and PTA organizations were overflowing. Now parents view schools as a babystting facility.

The kids who do well in school are the ones whose parents actually get involved, have regular contact with the teacher, make homework a priority at home and punish their kid if they get in trouble at school. THOSE are the kids who perform well in school. If their parents don't give a shit what kind of message does that send?

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Ok so because parents in general don't care enough for their children's education we should keep doing the same thing that has failed for decades and retain the current system of teacher tenure , high wages and unbelievably great benefits?
IN the business world one usually pays more for a good or service if that good or service increases in value to the customer.
In the unionized world, one continues to pay more even if the product or service becomes lesser in value.

 

[DaGoose]

First off I strongly disagree with the premise that ALL teachers are bad.

I haven't said all teachers are bad. However, as a group they suck. One reason for that is the fact that the bad ones can't be fired.

But on the other hand....Now that politics was put into the hiring process do you think that it will improve? Now administrators can fire at will and give jobs to their friends and relatives. "Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"

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Politics has always been part of the hiring process. That is one of the major problems with public schools. The only way to get politics out of the hiring process is to privatize the schools.

But NOW you want to put politics in the firing process? Surely you aren't naive enough to think administrators are above getting rid of even competent teachers to make room for friends and family?

School privitization is another matter entirely. Actually Thomas Jefferson (you know, one of our Founding Fathers?) was an early advocate for a public school system.

Jefferson believed that education should be under the control of the government, free from religious biases, and available to all people irrespective of their status in society. Others who vouched for public education around the same time were Benjamin Rush, Noah Webster, Robert Coram and George Washington.

You might be surprised to learn that we've already tried making all schools private. Guess what? It didn't work.

Until the 1840s the education system was highly localized and available only to wealthy people.

A History of Public Education In The United States

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[thereisnospoon]

You mean when we cut the pay to teachers, we can pay them less?

Wow. What a revelation.

WaAAahahhh WAaaahhh Waaaah!

It worked, get over it. The Unions were part of the problem and now they will never be again. Also money being stolen from tax payers to be donated (68milion to Obama in 2008) is over.

The only thing that "worked" is that the state and local districts are trying to balance their budgets on the backs of the working men and women.

Listen dumbass. If you think teachers, garbage collectors, road workers, jailers, etc don't EARN their pay you are totally clueless as to what they go through to earn their money. Nobody's stealing a damned thing.

The money that is donated to politicians (and yes, the GOP gets union money too, dipshit) is AFTER it is earned so the workers can do what they want with their money and you should just STFU about it. If union workers do not want to have union dues going to politicians then they have a legal right to withold that portion of their dues. And many do.

If you went to college you really should ask for your money back. It was a waste.

Class dismissed.

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Oh here we go....The poor abused public sector worker card....Stow it.
That shit is over.
Gee I wonder why it's ok for a union worker to take their money and what they do with it we should all just shut the fuck up, but when an evil republican like Newt Gingrich has a credit account at Tiffany's it becomes national news AND we get to mind HIS business and tell him how to spend HIS money.

 

[DaGoose]

Typical "blame the victim" mentality.

Nope....it's more like "blame the teacher" mentality when parents refuse to get involved in their children's education. It used to be that open houses and PTA organizations were overflowing. Now parents view schools as a babystting facility.

The kids who do well in school are the ones whose parents actually get involved, have regular contact with the teacher, make homework a priority at home and punish their kid if they get in trouble at school. THOSE are the kids who perform well in school. If their parents don't give a shit what kind of message does that send?

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Ok so because parents in general don't care enough for their children's education we should keep doing the same thing that has failed for decades and retain the current system of teacher tenure , high wages and unbelievably great benefits?
IN the business world one usually pays more for a good or service if that good or service increases in value to the customer.
In the unionized world, one continues to pay more even if the product or service becomes lesser in value.

HIGH WAGES!!!!???? WHAT?????

Ok, now that we got past the nonsense of your post the point that was being made was that no matter what changes you make in the school system, it won't improve anything until you get parents involved again.

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[DaGoose]

WaAAahahhh WAaaahhh Waaaah!

It worked, get over it. The Unions were part of the problem and now they will never be again. Also money being stolen from tax payers to be donated (68milion to Obama in 2008) is over.

The only thing that "worked" is that the state and local districts are trying to balance their budgets on the backs of the working men and women.

Listen dumbass. If you think teachers, garbage collectors, road workers, jailers, etc don't EARN their pay you are totally clueless as to what they go through to earn their money. Nobody's stealing a damned thing.

The money that is donated to politicians (and yes, the GOP gets union money too, dipshit) is AFTER it is earned so the workers can do what they want with their money and you should just STFU about it. If union workers do not want to have union dues going to politicians then they have a legal right to withold that portion of their dues. And many do.

If you went to college you really should ask for your money back. It was a waste.

Class dismissed.

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Oh here we go....The poor abused public sector worker card....Stow it.
That shit is over.
Gee I wonder why it's ok for a union worker to take their money and what they do with it we should all just shut the fuck up, but when an evil republican like Newt Gingrich has a credit account at Tiffany's it becomes national news AND we get to mind HIS business and tell him how to spend HIS money.

Uhhh.....do you think it might have something to do with his running for POTUS?

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[thereisnospoon]

You mean when we cut the pay to teachers, we can pay them less?

Wow. What a revelation.

Yep, and there's no change in performance. They are just as bad after as they were before.

First off I strongly disagree with the premise that ALL teachers are bad.

But on the other hand....Now that politics was put into the hiring process do you think that it will improve? Now administrators can fire at will and give jobs to their friends and relatives. "Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"

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"Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"
That's precisely the way unions have operated for decades. We're trying to rid ourselves of such cronyism.

 

[DaGoose]

Yep, and there's no change in performance. They are just as bad after as they were before.

First off I strongly disagree with the premise that ALL teachers are bad.

But on the other hand....Now that politics was put into the hiring process do you think that it will improve? Now administrators can fire at will and give jobs to their friends and relatives. "Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"

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"Fuck performance, give my cousin the job!!"
That's precisely the way unions have operated for decades. We're trying to rid ourselves of such cronyism.

So then all we're doing then is moving it to the ones who actually do the hiring and firing to make it sooo much easier? Good call.

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[thereisnospoon]

Nope....it's more like "blame the teacher" mentality when parents refuse to get involved in their children's education. It used to be that open houses and PTA organizations were overflowing. Now parents view schools as a babystting facility.

The kids who do well in school are the ones whose parents actually get involved, have regular contact with the teacher, make homework a priority at home and punish their kid if they get in trouble at school. THOSE are the kids who perform well in school. If their parents don't give a shit what kind of message does that send?

.

Ok so because parents in general don't care enough for their children's education we should keep doing the same thing that has failed for decades and retain the current system of teacher tenure , high wages and unbelievably great benefits?
IN the business world one usually pays more for a good or service if that good or service increases in value to the customer.
In the unionized world, one continues to pay more even if the product or service becomes lesser in value.

HIGH WAGES!!!!???? WHAT?????

Ok, now that we got past the nonsense of your post the point that was being made was that no matter what changes you make in the school system, it won't improve anything until you get parents involved again.

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Yeah....High wages....Her is just a partial list of teachers and the wages paid for 2011.
This list is available at the Newark Star Ledger website( nj.com.......the link is "new jersey by the numbers)
This list of the teacher pay for faculty from my high school district. The first person on the list is a principle. The rest are teachers and department heads who teach......
FYI there are about 500 faculty in this particular district. Half earn in excess of $90k per year. Two thirds over $75k....SO please do not act surprised when you learn that unionized teachers are highly paid.....Oh, this list DOES NOT include the value of their benefits. That's extra.

Page 1 of 10 [Total records: 487] ACTIVE NEW JERSEY PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
Fund Name Year Of Birth
Group Code

Employer Salary Tot. Salary* Years veteran code enrollment date
01 lookup FURMAN , JAN , A 1953 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $226,884 $226,884 08 8012002
01 lookup JACOBUS , RAYMOND , R 1946 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $195,200 $195,200 18 V 6011995
01 lookup HESSLER , FREDRICK , S 1950 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $192,378 $192,378 36 V 9001974
01 lookup SABATINI , BRUCE , R 1954 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $192,378 $192,378 34 9001976
01 lookup BUTLER , GREGORY , P 1960 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $162,402 $162,402 26 9011984
01 lookup KAECHELE , THOMAS , 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $162,402 $162,402 21 7011998
01 lookup RABELO , JAVIER , 1961 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $156,054 $156,054 17 10011993
01 lookup BUOYE , JAMES , J 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 17 9011993
01 lookup HEINS , HENRY , R 1950 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 37 9001972
01 lookup MENZA , WILLIAM , 1951 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 37 9001973
01 lookup ROMANO , RONALD , 1960 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 28 9011982
01 lookup SKAWINSKI , DEBRA , 1954 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 31 9011985
01 lookup SZOBOTA , LOLA , A 1947 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $152,614 $152,614 21 9011989
02 lookup HARRIS , GEORGE , C 1966 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $150,014 $150,014 15 3011995
01 lookup SPATZ , MATTHEW , P 1968 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $141,924 $141,924 14 9011996
01 lookup VUONCINO , KATHLEEN , M 1956 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $136,690 $136,690 19 1011991
01 lookup SANTANA , JAMES , M 1973 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $136,516 $136,516 13 9011997
01 lookup JANOSZ , DAVID , A 1974 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $133,762 $133,762 14 9011996
01 lookup DINNELL , KAREN , P 1969 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $130,338 $130,338 15 3011995
01 lookup MAYER , LINDA , J 1956 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $127,936 $127,936 25 9011984
02 lookup BLACKOWSKI , JOHN , D 1973 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $126,860 $126,860 10 8012000
01 lookup NOGAJ , SUSAN , L 1975 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $123,254 $123,254 04 9012006
01 lookup FEMIA , JOANETTE , 1961 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $121,840 $121,840 17 7012009
02 lookup HUGHES , HELEN , 1950 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $120,614 $120,614 16 6011994
01 lookup PRICE , ROBERT , J 1959 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $120,279 $120,279 18 9011992
01 lookup KUWENT , STEPHEN , M 1963 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $120,040 $120,040 17 9011993
01 lookup BEATTY , GERALDINE , P 1955 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $119,440 $119,440 12 9011998
02 lookup ARMSTRONG , ROBERT , 1952 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $119,120 $119,120 25 7011985
01 lookup ONEILL , STEPHEN , J 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $118,106 $118,106 23 4011987
01 lookup REID , MARY , B 1962 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $115,826 $115,826 26 9011985
01 lookup DOUGHERTY , MARY , A 1944 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $115,445 $115,445 16 9011994
01 lookup SCHWARTZAPFEL , LAURA , 1949 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $115,444 $115,444 21 9011989
01 lookup LOVELACE , MARYANN , 1970 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,542 $111,542 18 9011992
01 lookup GRIFFO , JOANNE , 1950 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,008 $111,008 24 9011990
01 lookup MACPHERSON , LESLIE , E 1962 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,008 $111,008 26 9011984
01 lookup RYAN , STEPHEN , J 1967 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,008 $111,008 16 9011994
01 lookup COOPER , JANICE , L 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 25 2011983
01 lookup EBERSOLE , JON , C 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 28 9011982
01 lookup GRAEF , KATHLEEN , 1957 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 30 9011979
01 lookup HILL , JERRY , A 1963 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 24 10011986
01 lookup PARCIASEPE , ANITA , B 1950 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 27 9011987
01 lookup SMITH , THERESE , A 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 28 1011981
01 lookup TERRACIANO , CATHERINE , M 1951 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $111,002 $111,002 35 12001973
01 lookup LAJINIAN , ARPI , A 1963 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $109,748 $109,748 14 9011996
01 lookup CELENTANO , MARIA , C 1967 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $108,446 $108,446 20 9011993
01 lookup LOVITCH , JOAN , 1950 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $108,446 $108,446 23 9011996
01 lookup VELLA , APRIL , M 1972 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $108,446 $108,446 16 9011994
01 lookup WESTHAVER , LISA , C 1958 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $107,461 $107,461 25 9011981
01 lookup BUTLER , SUSAN , W 1954 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $106,634 $106,634 15 9011995
01 lookup TIELL , HOWARD , M 1974 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $106,023 $106,023 12 9012004

 

[DaGoose]

Hmmmm.....from the same district.....

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02 lookup MCLAUGHLIN , MARY , C 1955 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $40,209 $40,209 11 9011999
02 lookup UNKEL , LINDA , A 1953 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $40,208 $40,208 14 10011996
01 lookup ZOROVICH , KOURTNEY , E 1977 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $39,901 $39,901 06 9012003
01 lookup MADDEN-PEREZ , MICHELE , A 1972 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $39,891 $39,891 13 9011996
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02 lookup NUZZO , CATHERINE , A 1955 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $38,841 $38,841 08 2012002
02 lookup PITONIAK , CHRISTOPHER , T 1975 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $38,016 $38,016 01 7012009
02 lookup GUEVARA , ROBERT , E 1953 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $38,014 $38,014 01 7012009
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01 lookup HARVEY , MICHELE , H 1975 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $35,372 $35,372 08 9012001
02 lookup MILDENBERGER , KATHLEEN , 1962 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,761 $33,761 09 4012001
01 lookup ORSO , RICHARD , D 1961 1 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,750 $116,976 18 11011991
02 lookup LEIDIG , MAUREEN , 1958 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,367 $33,367 07 11012006
02 lookup NOVEMBRE VICARI , TORI , N 1961 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,367 $33,367 11 10011999
02 lookup SAVAGE , LOUISE , A 1964 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,367 $37,618 09 12012005
02 lookup GADALETA , MARGARET , M 1960 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $33,365 $33,365 07 9012003
02 lookup KUSHNIR , JUDITH , A 1946 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $32,772 $32,772 24 1011987
02 lookup DOYLE , JEANINE , 1968 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,779 $31,779 06 9012004
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02 lookup COSTANZA , ANNA , M 1956 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,274 $31,274 12 9011997
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02 lookup STANCHEK , CARLEEN , G 1956 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,274 $31,274 10 9012000
02 lookup STINE , DENISE , C 1953 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,274 $31,274 14 9011995
02 lookup JACCOI , TONI , M 1953 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,272 $31,272 09 1012001
02 lookup MIRODDI , LUANN , 1954 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $31,272 $31,272 12 9011999
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02 lookup DALY , JEFF , R 1984 2 lookup NORTHERN VALLEY REG H S DIST $30,266 $30,266 03 2012007
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