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by the Journal-Opinion
Teachers and support staff in Washington Central Unified Union School District have new contracts, according to the Times-Argus.
The new contract for the 250 teachers is “substantially similar” to the contract ratified three years ago and which expired on June 30.
It has 5.5% in new wages for the year which started July 1, followed by back-to-back 6% increases in the next two years.
“[Board Chair Diane] Nichols-Fleming said the board considered settlements in other districts when it came to compensation,” the paper reported.
Nichols-Fleming said the contracts were comparable to what was happening in neighboring districts.
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Categories: Education
Don’t wonder why your tax bil is going up the next two years, by 6%, lol we are held hostage by non profits, unions, go’s and lobbyists.