August 15, 2025 - 03:34
The Columbus Education Association convened on August 14 to finalize and vote on a new three-year contract that promises significant benefits for teachers in the district. This agreement includes a 2.25% salary increase, aimed at providing educators with better financial support amidst rising living costs.
In addition to the pay raise, the contract emphasizes improvements in school safety, a crucial concern for both teachers and parents. The association believes that enhancing safety measures will create a more secure environment for students and staff alike.
Union leaders expressed satisfaction with the negotiations, highlighting that this contract reflects the hard work and dedication of educators throughout the district. The new agreement is expected to not only boost teacher morale but also attract and retain quality educators in Columbus. As the school year approaches, the focus now shifts to implementing these changes effectively to benefit both teachers and students.
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