'Conceptual agreement' reached in Columbus teachers strike
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The school board and union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district say they have reached a “conceptual agreement,” tentatively ending a strike which began Monday. The
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The school board and union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district say they have reached a “conceptual agreement,” tentatively ending a strike which began Monday. The
WBNS By Eric Bradner and Chris Boyette, CNN The Columbus, Ohio, teachers’ union and the Columbus Board of Education have reached a “conceptual agreement,” ending a strike and allowing students to return to classrooms next week, the school district announced early Thursday morning.
Ohio's largest teachers union and the Columbus school board came to a conceptual deal early Thursday morning after 3 days of strikes by City School teachers.
The Columbus Board of Education and the Columbus Education Association have reached a conceptual agreement, after nearly fourteen continuous hours of negotiations.
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