Open talks to public scrutiny
Rumblings have been heard of a possible teachers strike after 11 months of contract negotiations between the Dixon School Board and the teachers union. The time is right to open those negotiations and contract offers to full public scrutiny.
For nearly 11 months, the Dixon School Board and the Dixon Education Association have engaged in apparently fruitless negotiations to reach a new teachers contract.
We believe it’s time to open the process to greater public scrutiny, before teachers take any further steps toward a strike.
We encourage both sides to make public their latest offers and counteroffers.
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