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Jeff Johnston to rely on experience as head of Lodi teachers' union

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Posted: Monday, May 10, 2010 12:00 am

Next month, Lodi native Jeff Johnston will take the reins as the Lodi teachers' union president. It couldn't have come at a more tumultuous time.

Members are in the throes of renewed negotiations after denying their tentative labor contract by 80 percent of the vote.

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7 comments:

  • posted at 9:57 am on Fri, May 14, 2010.

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    Kind of like taking over the Titanic the day before it's first voyage. Bon Voyage!Actually, I think a better analogy would be ... its like taking over the Titanic after it hit the ice berg, its half way sunk, and he is confident he can do something about the destiny of the ship. I think it would be a good strategy to focus on ship recovery rather that thinking about how to stop the ship from sinking. I wish him success.... but since its the unions that created much of the financial mess... hard to believe that they would find a solution.

     
  • posted at 10:38 pm on Wed, May 12, 2010.

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    Kind of like taking over the Titanic the day before it's first voyage. Bon Voyage!Right to the bottom, fold them deck chairs Teachers!

     
  • posted at 11:36 am on Wed, May 12, 2010.

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    He only got 20% of the Tokay teachers vote. Meaning 80%, at Tokay, voted for someone else. Not sure what that means other than who would want that job anyway. That must be an old picture because he's smiling. Does the job come with a windbreaker with at bullseye on it? Good Luck Jeff!

     
  • posted at 1:18 pm on Mon, May 10, 2010.

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    I am not surprised to read that Jeff names Joann Gavin as the reason he became a teacher. If you went to LHS, even if you did not have her for a teacher, all the students & staff loved her. I had the opportunity to be in her Junior English class and she made us work, think, be creative, etc. One of my best teachers at LHS.

     
  • posted at 1:17 pm on Mon, May 10, 2010.

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    Was He The Cop In Miami Vice?

     
  • posted at 11:10 am on Mon, May 10, 2010.

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    Not sure what was disjointed, except that he is speaking for the teachers NOT John Q. Public. It was a vote of the teachers' association, not the public.

     
  • posted at 4:51 am on Mon, May 10, 2010.

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    assuming the reporting is correct, the disjointed answers given indicate that he has a steep learning curve

     
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