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Retired 65's avatar

I retired after the 22-23 school year and I can attest to the incompetence/indifference of some of the people involved with filing paperwork and doing the basic work needed. I had a delay in beginning my payments because they hadn’t bothered to verify my employment with the state for my final year.

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Vikki Proctor's avatar

My very best wishes to Lisa Reitman. Sounds like a solid case of mismanagement.

Vikki Proctor

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Emily Wood's avatar

Reading the letter caused me anxiety and nearly brought me to tears. There are too many employees in District 65. This problem touched the desks of at least seven employees, yet none of them seemed to own the process or have any accountability for the outcome. Does there really need to be a separate person to provide a report of remaining sick days?

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Tom Hayden's avatar

Taxpayers should be outraged that our tax money is going to a system that has outcomes like this.

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SLR's avatar

Hi, do they know?!

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Tom Hayden's avatar

That's what I'm trying to do here!!

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Rocky Racco's avatar

How do we get your blog out there more?

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Tom Hayden's avatar

The best way is via social media (facebook) and word of mouth!

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smh's avatar

When will this stop! District 65 is a total and complete mess and my heart goes out to Lisa Reitman. Best of luck to her.

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Matthew Tarpy's avatar

As Phillip J. Fry would say, I'm shocked! Shocked! Well...not that shocked.

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judith's avatar

glad Ms. Reitman got her 24% back into her pension. I disagree that Blacks would be treated better in a similar situation. In fact, mant Blacks have been unfairly treated without having the union support and when the did, they still were not treatly fairly by comp;aints with the stae and EEOC.

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Penny's avatar

Who will Turner blame this time?

Broken record: two rookie superintendent hires in five years in closed proceedings . Not sure what the board is prioritizing in terms of skills for the superintendent, but experience and financial management don’t appear to be on the list.

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Sep 10, 2024
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Tom Hayden's avatar

This is correct and thank you for this. I may issue a correction in the coming days, actually.

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Tom Hayden's avatar

Not sure why commenter deleted but they pointed out that she eventually did get the 8 days and a full pension

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