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While reviewing the school board minutes in the paper last week, I was stunned and disappointed to read that Dr. Jagodzinski was asked by a member of the School Board to “deny” his well-earned performance pay as a “good faith” gesture to the community.

In my personal life and professional career, it has never entered my mind nor have I ever heard of a board member asking a professional of any level to “give back” performance-based pay. In fact, in being a part of the community since 1980, I’ve repeatedly heard community members express concern to ensure competitive pay for our school officials, administrators and teachers.

I’m pleased Dr. Jagodzinski held his ground and other board members voted to pass the motion. As a member of the community, I need no “good faith” gesture besides the tireless work that Dr. J, his staff and team do on behalf of FHUSD and the community day in and day out. Grateful for your service, Dr. J, and glad common sense and professionalism prevailed.

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While reviewing the school board minutes in the paper last week, I was stunned and disappointed to read that Dr. Jagodzinski was asked by a member of the School Board to “deny” his well-earned performance pay as a “good faith” gesture to the community.

In my personal life and professional career, it has never entered my mind nor have I ever heard of a board member asking a professional of any level to “give back” performance-based pay. In fact, in being a part of the community since 1980, I’ve repeatedly heard community members express concern to ensure competitive pay for our school officials, administrators and teachers.

I’m pleased Dr. Jagodzinski held his ground and other board members voted to pass the motion. As a member of the community, I need no “good faith” gesture besides the tireless work that Dr. J, his staff and team do on behalf of FHUSD and the community day in and day out. Grateful for your service, Dr. J, and glad common sense and professionalism prevailed.

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