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(Continued from Page 2) benefit of medical coverage if the RCEA proposals are rejected or going to Madison where medical coverage is provided. "I love working ehre...I would like the opportunity to stay."

“I took a cut in salary when I moved here," said RCHS teacher Deborah Harris. On top of that, she said, she actually lost $5 from her extra duties in teaching a homebound student. Ms. Harris reported that she cleared $100 for two months while spending $105 in gasoline for transportation to and from the student’s home. “I declined taking two other homebound students...I don't know any high school teacher who will take homebound students because they end up losing money on it."

The majority of these attending the budget input session left when the board retired to executive session. Joel Daczewitz appeared to speak for most of the audience when he told that board that he had “nothing to stay” if capital outlay couldn't be addressed.

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