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In an effort to provide tax relief to Wisconsin property owners, Gov. Scott Walker wants school districts to collect 5.5 percent per student less from property taxes next year.
The proposal would cost districts in the Green Bay area between $500,000 to $16 million.
Requiring school employees to pay more for health insurance and retirement benefits will help offset those losses, local school officials say.
But most are reluctant to use other tools suggested by the governor such as reducing the number of school days or increasing class size to balance the books.
That means, for some, trimming where they can and wondering about the future.
Under current state law, school districts are limited to tax levy increases of $275 per student for the 2011-12 school year compared with 2010-11, and $280.50 per student for 2012-13. Walker's proposed budget instead would require districts to reduce collections by 5.5 percent per student for 2011-12 and freeze them for 2012-13.
Revenue collections throughout the state varied in 2010-11 from $9,000 to $15,000 per student, with an average of about $10,000. Tax collections for Green Bay-area school districts for this school year ranged from $9,414 per student in the Howard-Suamico School District to $10,350 per student for West De Pere schools.
It's early in the state budget process the Legislature still must sign off on the governor's biennial budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1. Walker's office estimates the deficit over the two-year budget cycle is $3.7 billion.
But that's not stopping many school officials from starting to work now on how to balance their books. Some educators said they are a few weeks behind in the budgeting process.
Green Bay outlook
The Green Bay School District would see a drop of about $16.5 million in local tax revenue under the Walker proposal. Much of that hole, however, will be filled by provisions in the new teachers' contract for 2011-13.
It freezes teacher salaries, and calls for workers to fund 12 percent of their health and dental benefits and pay 5.8 percent of their salaries toward retirement benefits. That saves the district about $11 million. Salaries and benefits make up 85 percent of Green Bay's roughly $240 million budget.
The district, which serves 21,000 students, also expects to lose state aid money, Green Bay Superintendent Greg Maass said. And all that makes budgeting tough.
"We're planning on everything from the normal routine to middle-of-the road to worst-case scenario," he said.
Cost savings could come from department restructuring, trimming travel expenses and modifying the way the district pays for things, Maass said.
"We're hoping to do everything internally," he said. "We're trying to keep it away from people and programs."
There's no plan to reduce the number of school days, and Maass said the district hopes to maintain current class sizes. Maass, who is leaving his position on June 30, said he fears for the future.
"Long term, avoiding cutting people or programs will be a challenge," he said, noting the costs of food, transportation, supplies and benefits continue to climb. "The school finance system still is its finance system. You can make all these cuts one year, but what happens the next? You can't just cut your way out of it."
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The Ashwaubenon School District, which serves about 2,500 students, expects it will lose $2.1 million, or $517 per student.
Early estimates show the district would save about $900,000 if workers pay 12.6 percent of their health care benefit costs, as Walker has suggested, and contribute 5.8 percent of their salaries toward retirement benefits, as recently approved state Legislation would require.
The current teachers contract runs through June 30.
Superintendent David Schmidt said the district still faces unknowns when it comes to moving forward with next year's budget. Its budget for the current fiscal year is $31 million.
"We still don't have final open enrollment numbers, we don't have overall student counts," he said. Under open enrollment, students who live in one school district can attend school in another district.
"Staffing and salaries are not finalized. Right now, we just don't know."
The district sent initial layoff notices to 13 teachers in March, but Schmidt said student counts and retirements could mean bringing some of them back.
Schmidt, who also will resign June 30, echoed Maass' concerns about the future.
"My fear is not this year but next year, and the following year, as revenue limits go down and we've squeezed as much as we can, you may have to reduce people and programs, that's where it has to go. I'm hoping people will understand that."
A unique situation
Residents of the Gibraltar School District in Door County historically have shown strong support for schools.
The district has a high land value and decreasing student enrollment, which means it receives little in general state aid and other forms of state help. It received about $10,000 in general state aid last year.
To make up for the difference, district voters have approved referen-dums over the past 14 years, giving permission to the district to levy for additional dollars to meet its financial needs. In November, voters approved a referendum asking for $2.85 million in both 2011-12 and 2012-13.
Still, Walker's call for a 5.5 percent reduction in property tax collections would mean Gibraltar would see a $539,000 to $554,000 drop next year.
"We'll have to dig deeper into our operating expenses or start dipping into the general fund," district Superintendent Stephen Seyfer said. "We have to work with the very limited tools the governor has given us."
Sixty percent of the district's employees have a four-year work agreement, he said, and they are exempt from increases in benefits contributions. Forty percent who are eligible would save the district about $90,000 a year, Seyfer estimated.
Gibraltar, with student enrollment of about 600, isn't likely to reduce school days to save money, he said.
"Ninety-five percent of our kids go to college," he said. "We don't want to do anything that would jeopardize the high quality of education and programming we provide.
"We plan to do no teacher layoffs, no program reductions, no fine arts or athletics reductions, nothing that takes away from the classroom," he said. "Changes would come in building maintenance and things like that. We want to stay as far away from student programs as we can."
In a future referendum, Seyfer said, the district likely will ask for enough funding to make up for losses required under the Walker budget.
"We'd hoped to maintain $2.8 million for the next four to six years, but that won't work now. We're sort of looking at a murky future."
The district's 2010-11 budget is about $10.7 million.
"Even though the tools the governor has given us are inadequate, we'll still provide a strong education," Seyfer said.
"We have good people and we'll still make it work."


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The custom of remembering the faithful departed goes back to the early days of the church, when their names were posted in the church so they could be remembered. As early as the sixth century, monasteries held special days of remembrance for the dead from their community and by the ninth century they were commemorating all the faithful departed.
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Mark Chiusano will read from his collection of stories, Marine Park, on December 2, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. at the Calandra Institute.
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Several state dental organizations are supporters of Dentist Day in Annapolis. These include the MSDA, the Maryland Dental Society, the Maryland Association of Pediatric Dentistry, The Maryland Children's Oral Health Institute and the Maryland Academy of General Dentistry. According to MSDA Lobbyist Mr. Dan Doherty, this is a crucial year for each MSDA member to meet and get to know their legislators. After last November's election, there are many changes in Annapolis besides a new Governor, Larry Hogan. The Maryland House of Delegates is undergoing a 40% membership change while the Maryland Senate membership will change by 23%. Besides many new faces, there will be changes in leadership in many committees that hear testimony on dental issues. Each Maryland state legislator will be informed that "Dentist Day" is approaching and to expect visits from dentists within their constituency. Visiting dentists will be given a packet to give to each of their legislators. Each packet contains information about organized dentistry in Maryland and dentistry's position on several bills. It is our hope that between where you live and work, we will have a Maryland dentists visit with delegates and senators from all 47 legislative districts. Although you may not have an opportunity to meet with all your legislators in person, I have found interacting with legislative staff and aides also can be very rewarding.
"Dentist Day" starts at 8am and runs until about 2pm. We meet on the ground floor of the historic Calvert House 58 State Circle in Annapolis. Parking garages are available in Downtown Annapolis but limited and I prefer to ride the MSDA shuttle bus. MSDA staffer Peter Holmes has arranged for continuous convenient shuttle service from the United States Naval Academy Stadium to College Avenue and North Street, as well as the return trip. The parking lot is located near the Navy/Marine Corps Stadium at the Taylor Avenue Entrance (Gate #5 near the Blue Angel Plane). The MSDA bus will take you to the drop off/pick up spot at College Avenue near North Street, it is a two block walk to State Circle and the Calvert House. As you will see, State Circle is beautiful circling the State House but too narrow to negotiate a bus! The shuttle runs about every 10-20 minute and will be marked MSDA verses the trolley buses that also leave the same lot but take a longer route. The shuttle is free but there is a nominal charge for the parking lot. Our MSDA shuttle will run from 7:30am to 7:30pm so if you want to spend time walking the cobblestone streets of Annapolis after "Dentist Day", feel free! Remember, when returning to your car, pick up the MSDA shuttle bus at the corner of College Avenue and North Street where you were dropped off originally.
Once at the Calvert House, enjoy a continental breakfast as you register and pick up your visitation materials. At 8:15am we will start with Welcoming Remarks and outline our legislative agenda for this year. Usually between 8:30 and 9am we will break to start our Senate/House Visitations. If you have never attended "Dentist Day" before, we will try to pair you with a veteran of "Dentist Day" to help show you around the various offices. My best advice is to go to the web site
Lunch is provided at the Calvert House at Noon followed by a debriefing during which we can review any questions that may require follow up or comments received during our visits. Also during the day we will have a presentation of the "MSDA 2013 Legislator of the Year Awards". This year we will recognize two former state legislators who helped pass key dispensing legislation last year and have a deep interest in the oral health of Marylanders, Delegate Donald "Doc" Elliott and Senator Roy Dyson. These former legislators have been particularly supportive of dentistry and are both very deserving of this special recognition.
As of this writing, it is too early to know what legislation we will be in favor of or opposed but I will highlight some of the important dental issues discussed at the recent MSDA "Roundtable":
ADA House of Delegates Resolution 2000:462 states that "the Association supports the conviction…that the health interests of patients are best protected when dental practices…are owned and controlled by a dentist licensed in the jurisdiction where the practice is located". Further, Resolution 2011:491 states "that licensing authorities be urged to establish regulations which hold entities providing dental services that are owned by non-dentists or dentists not licensed in the state to the same ethical and legal standards as those that are owned by state licensed dentists". MSDA House of Delegates Resolution 14:104RC supports the concept that ownership and clinical treatment decisions be made by dentists with a current Maryland Dental License. It is likely there could proposed legislation sponsored by corporate entities to limit the State Dental Boards ability to regulate dental practice ownership.
Although actual legislation is not likely, since this past spring there have been small groups around the state hoping to eliminate the addition of fluoride into the municipal water supply. It is imperative that each MSDA member educate their legislators on the dental benefits of fluoride in the water supply. The ADA House of Delegates recently approved a social media campaign on the benefits of fluoridation.
The MSDA has been very proactive in improving access to dental care. It is important that we educate legislators about our ongoing Donated Dental Services program (Maryland Foundation of Dentistry for the Handicapped) and our Mission of Mercy programs. In addition, this past year we started an Emergency Department (ED) Referral program as well as a Long Term Care Dental Initiative. The ADA Health Policy Institute Study on pilot ED Referral program concluded that such a statewide program for both pediatric and adult patients could save Maryland Medicaid up to $4 million per year.
The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners (Board) is proposing three bills that may affect your dental license if passed. The "Grounds for Discipline" bill could put dental and dental hygiene licenses in jeopardy should you not report a colleague for suspected addiction or failure to maintain required licenses. If enacted, current referrals to Dental & Dental Hygiene Wellbeing Committees may suffer. Another section in the bill states grounds for discipline if a dentist "grossly over utilized dental services". The MSDA Legislative Affairs Committee finds the language vague and subject to potential serious abuse. Further, the bill draft would allow discipline for "verbal abuse or harassment". On the surface, that would be hard to oppose but as written leads to potential charges if you chastise a patient for not following instructions or direct your staff to call for payment on an overdue bill.
The second bill deals with "Practicing without a License". The intent of the bill gives the Board authority to deal with dentists who don't hold a dental license. But the draft bill goes beyond that. Several sections apply to currently licensed dentists who could be serve "cease and desist orders" without due process. As written, MSDA opposes this legislation.
The third proposed bill entitled "Examination of Dentists, Dental Hygienists, and Dental Assistants" would allow the Board to force an applicant or a licensee to submit to a mental or physical examination. The bill provides that the acceptance of licensure by a dentist constitutes the giving of consent to allow that the Board may require that an individual submit to such an examination. Further, accepting licensure would also constitute a waiver of all confidentiality privileges that exist between doctor/patient of medical records. Further, this bill would eliminate the confidentiality of peer review and the impaired dentist program. Failure or refusal to submit to such an examination would be evidence that the individual is incompetent to practice dentistry and that person would have to cease practicing dentistry immediately. For these reasons, MSDA opposes this legislation.
The Legislative Affairs Committee of the MSDA will keep you informed as the legislative session progresses. We hope the information noted above will motivate you to take a day off to attend. A day off now will eliminate potential headaches for your dental practice in the future. Registration may be done here. A charge of $50 is included breakfast & Lunch and helps defray some of the cost involved in providing such a worthwhile program. I look forward to seeing you February 25! Don't forget to bring business cards, wear comfortable dress shoes, call ahead and schedule appointments to meet your legislators, and bring your ID for security checks.


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I would guess it's because the new imprint will actually have the Harlequin name on it. They were fairly vigilant in establishing "Carina" as a brand separate from (if owned by) Harlequin. And now they've seen that Carina is viable, so they're willing to put their name on a "digital first" imprint (note the absence of the word epublishing). I suspect it's only a matter of time until Carina gets amalgamated.ReplyDelete
And since Harlequin is apparently the gold standard in all things romance I would guess it's also only a matter of time before RWA members once again hold Harlequin up as the reason authors with smaller epubs should be treated equally.


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The psychoanalytic writings of Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) are well-known and biographies of every hue have been published. But what was Jung like in his workaday analytic sessions, and how did he interact with his clients, colleagues and friends on a daily basis? Catharine (Katy) Cabot, an American in Europe, was a patient of Jung's and also a part of his Z rich circle from the 1930's through the 1940's and she recorded the details of her sessions with him along with other inner and outer events. "Onkel" (Uncle), as Jung became to her, and his family and his friends, all were a part of her life in those years.
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Much has been said lately regarding the comments made by Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy in regards to gay marriage. In a recent interview, for example, Cathy expressed his personal support for traditional marriage and was suddenly caught in a firestorm of controversy. Chick-Fil-A, a Christian-based company that closes every Sunday so employees and customers alike can attend religious services of their choice, should not surprise many when they take a stand on the side of traditional marriage. Cathy invoked his thoughts regarding marriage with the following: "We are very much supportive of the family—the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that…We know that it might not popular with everyone, but thank the Lord, we live in a country where we can share our values and operate on biblical principles."
Cathy and Chick-Fil-A was instantly targeted by far left liberals on this controversial issue. "How backward and ignorant ... how sad," CNN reader Joe Brown said. "No more Chick-fil-A for me. I am not in the stone-casting business as a Christian." "There is no place for this type of hate in our great City of Brotherly and Sisterly Affection," said James Kenney, City Councilman in Philadelphia. Thomas Menino, the Democratic mayor of Boston, expressed his frustration with Chick-Fil-A's position. "I don't want an individual who will continue to advocate against people's rights. That's who I am and that's what Boston's all about," he said.
For what it's worth, I am a big fan of Chick-Fil-A. Life just doesn't quite feel right without a good chicken sandwich, waffle fries dipped in barbeque sauce, and a large sweet tea that never fails to quench my thirst.
Sadly, many liberals are missing a vital point here. Being against gay marriage does not insinuate that one is anti-gay. For the record, I am personally against same-sex marriage. It does not coincide with my belief that God made man for the woman and woman for the man. I view marriage as a holy and sacred union between God, man and woman. This is my moral conviction and I will always abide by this belief. That being said, I am not against homosexuals. In consistence with my faith in God, I believe in showing love towards everybody without discrimination.
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