Geroux is running for one of the two board of education seats up for grabs in the May election. The terms of Board President Mary Ann Schultz and veteran board member Robert Stone expire this year. A lot of people are concerned about the quality of education in the future, faced with the large loss of revenue, Geroux said referring to the loss of tax revenue from the nuclear plants on top of the loss from the Oswego Steam Station. But someone needs to find a way to make some cuts. We have to find a viable way to not jeopardize education.
Someone has to find a way to save our educational system and be fair to the taxpayers.
There has to be some cuts. Our current board didn't do that. She has also been involved in contract negotiations, she pointed out. It's not a matter of if our taxes go up anymore. Now, it's a matter of how much they will go up, she said.