Teachers ratify agreement with Ohio's largest school district after a strike impacted the start of the school year
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By Liam Reilly, CNN The Columbus, Ohio, teacher’s union voted Sunday to ratify an agreement with Columbus City Schools, which will allow students to return to in-person learning Monday after a dayslong strike over classroom conditions and teacher pay.
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By Liam Reilly, CNN The Columbus, Ohio, teacher’s union voted Sunday to ratify an agreement with Columbus City Schools, which will allow students to return to in-person learning Monday after a dayslong strike over classroom conditions and teacher pay.
Students in Ohio’s largest school district were returning Monday to classrooms after members of the union representing teachers and other employees approved a contract, ending a strike that began a week ago.
Students at the largest school district in Ohio returned to school this week after the start of the school year was disrupted because the teachers went on strike. The Columbus Education
Students in Columbus, Ohio, are returning to classrooms after a one-week teacher strike. Nearly 4,500 members of the teachers union voted to approve a new three-year contract.
The Columbus Education Association’s nearly 4,500 teachers, librarians, nurses, counselors, psychologists and other education workers on Sunday voted 71% to 29% to approve a new three-year contract with Columbus City Schools.
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