Release contract details before approval, not after
Negotiators for Dixon teachers and school officials eventually will reach a tentative contract agreement. At that point, the tentative contract should be released to the taxpaying public. It’s the public’s obligation, after all, to pay for it.
One of these days, the Dixon Education Association and the Dixon School Board will reach a tentative settlement in the teachers strike.
When that happens, the proposed contract will go the teachers union for a vote. If teachers ratify the contract, the school board will take a vote.
Traditionally, only after the school board gives its approval is the actual contract released for the taxpaying public to read.
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