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Three years. A hundred hours of negotiations. Few financial gains for Idaho Falls teachers.
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Three years. A hundred hours of negotiations. Few financial gains for Idaho Falls teachers.
by: Sean Dolan The lead negotiator for the Idaho Falls Education Association said teachers are afraid to speak up. They’re afraid of retribution from leadership. “The way things are being done has scared people into submission a little bit, and it is not what I like to see for my friends and colleagues,” union negotiator Meggan Stansbury told EdNews on Monday. For the third year in a row, ever since Superintendent Karla LaOrange was hired, contr…
·Idaho Falls, United States
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