John Heise

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  "It satisfies what we heard from the taxpayers that voted no on the last budget, yet addresses some concerns of the students and the families," said John Heise, Holley School Board president.

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  "It satisfies what we heard from the taxpayers that voted no on the last budget, yet addresses some concerns of the students and the families," said John Heise, Holley School Board president.

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  "This community has rallied behind the school district in the past and passing along this decreased rate is the board's way of acknowledging this support," said Board President John Heise.

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  *John Heise

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  "We made all the cuts in programs that would have been new additions next year," said John Heise, school board president.
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  Heise said he and other board members will meet with football parents on Monday to see if they can hash something out.
  
  "These have all been tough cuts to make," he said."They're painful and all the additions were things we thought were necessary for the kids."
  
  But, he said, if the district is forced to a contingency budget, cuts will be deeper and more painful.
  
  "With a contingency budget, we will have to cut $500,000 more and that would be devastating to the district," he said."Then, everything will be on the table for cuts."
  
  Collins and Heise have differing views on why their community was one of only a handful across the state to shoot down their school budget.
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  Heise said he believes Holley's proposed three-quarter percent tax increase (which would have increased the tax rate by about 20 cents per $1,000) was still too much for community members to accept, and he thinks others felt the district was moving too fast in adding new athletic and academic programs.
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  But no matter the reason for the budget's failure, "the budget went down and we have to deal with that reality," said Heise.

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  Pictured (l-r) are: Bus Driver Bill Tuttle, Mechanic Joe Keiffer and Transportation Director Fran Gaylord accept a Soaring to New Heights Award from Board President John Heise.

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  Board President John Heise shared with the public information about the recent Board of Education retreat where the Board members and administrators reviewed progress toward the yearly goals.

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  John Heise, President

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  This year's guest speaker was John DiTullio, WHAM and WHTK sports director, who was introduced by Board of Education President John Heise.

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  This year's guest speaker was Senator George Maziarz, who was introduced by Board of Education President John Heise.

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