Berlin

Berlin, WI · Education
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Bay Port scores 49 unanswered points in rout of Neenah
SUAMICO – After a slow start, the Bay Port football team rebounded in dominating fashion against Neenah in a WIAA Division 1 Level 2 game on Oct. 30. Spotting the Rockets with a 7-0 lead, the Pirates (10-1) ripped off seven consecutive touchdowns in a 49-7 victory at Bay Port High School.
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Neenah schools balance budget by leaving empty positions unfilled
Neenah schools have a balanced budget – but district leaders said they had to make difficult choices in order to make that happen. At an Oct. 27 budget meeting, Neenah schools' finance director Jon Joch and business services manager Amy Gunderson showed what measures the district's taken, and chose not to take, in order to save money. "We can make the budget work," Joch said at the meeting, "but it's really, really tight." The school board ultimately passed the budget. Here are some takeaways from that meeting: Budget balanced through reducing positions Joch and Gunderson said at the meeting they wanted to avoid drawing on their fund balance or going to an operational referendum. Instead, the district reduced and consolidated about 15 positions ahead of the 2026-27 school year. Not only did the reductions save money ahead of a potential deficit, it also better reflected student enrollment, according to district leaders. In March, a staffing plan presented to the board called for reducing five elementary classroom sections and eight special education assistants, as well as removing the Educational Access Coordinator and Program Support Coordinator position from the district office. Joch told The Post-Crescent they had mostly followed this plan, with
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Preble High School teacher resigns after district reviews social media posts
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Joee Demerath, a Preble High School special education teacher and assistant activities director, has resigned after the Green Bay Area Public School District saw social media posts alleging he inappropriately messaged a former student. The district placed Demerath on leave Oct. 2 after seeing the...