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Excuse me, but NO, it doesn't have to result in increased property taxes. It also doesn't have to result in cuts in classroom services or student curriculum. In my opinion it should result in reducing the outrageous, unjustified administrative expenditures in the 600-odd school districts throughout the state, and perhaps, consolidation of these districts, in my opinion optimally one per county. We taxpayers aren't going to stand for ever-increasing property taxes to fund these administrative boondoggles - I'm referring to the report that the State Commission of Investigations posted in 2006 concerning questionable compensation of public school administrators. Addressing this nonesense is long overdue.
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Friday
May 25th
Property Tax Increase??
This is a comment on "Christie’s depleting of school district savings has to result in increased N.J. property taxes"