KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County Eye has learned that Bradford High School teacher Jennifer Sepanski (D) admitted that KUSD administrators directed teachers to publicly support the district's failed $115 million referendum. In private Facebook messages to a local hate blogger, Sepanski also revealed that administrators authorized the use of a school building for referendum campaign photographs. The disclosure comes as KUSD explores another referendum for April 2027, despite voters rejecting its previous request. Sepanski was previously the subject of Kenosha County Eye reporting concerning her apparent support of now-fired basketball coach Montenia "Monte" Nelson, who was investigated for alleged grooming-like behavior involving female students.
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This woman was a menace during Covid times at well…. A proponent of the KEA and keeping kids home, but rolling her fat ass out and about unmasked at bars…
F that hypocrite
Start getting schools back to normal by getting rid of Weiss, Does Weiss get a bonus if referendum passes?
Ask KUSD board members- Is there systemic racism occurring within KUSD? What steps will you take in the next 30 days to identify the faults in “the system that you run”. Please list the employees that are continuing this inside “KUSD system”. If not, explain the differences in test scores and disciplinary actions.
So if one doesn’t support the referendum, when will they be allowed to take photos inside Bradford? Doesn’t it need to go both ways.
We need to be asking tough, nonpartisan questions. KUSD isn’t the only school district in Wisconsin going to voters to fund school operations. The school funding formula is broken. That doesn’t mean school districts should just get more money but voters need to demand solid answers on how money is being spent. I think we need to have a comprehensive nonpartisan analysis of the current system and recommendations for how to fix it moving forward. I also think the Wisconsin Supreme Court may be put into the unwelcome task of deciding if the school funding formula violates the Wisconsin constitution. I am unlikely to vote for any KUSD referendum. That’s just kicking the can down the road.