Columbus, Ohio teachers' union, school board reach agreement

‘Conceptual agreement’ reached in Columbus teachers strike

COLUMBUS (AP) — The school board and union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district early Thursday reached a “conceptual agreement,” tentatively ending a strike which began Monday. The Columbus Board of Education and the Columbus Education Association did not disclose terms of the deal. The district’s 47,000 students, who began the […]

‘Conceptual agreement’ reached in Columbus teachers strike - The Record Herald

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The school board and union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district early Thursday reached a “conceptual agreement,” tentatively ending a strike which began Monday.Continue reading at RecordHerald.com.

'Conceptual agreement' reached in Ohio teachers strike

Teachers in Ohio's largest school district might be heading back to the classrooms after a tentative agreement was reached early Thursday morning that could end a strike.

Thu. 9:58 a.m.: ‘Conceptual agreement’ reached in Columbus teachers strike

COLUMBUS (AP) — The school board and union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district early this morning reached a “conceptual agreement,” tentatively ending a strike which began Monday.The Columbus Board of Education and the Columbus Education Association did not disclose terms of the deal.The district’s 47,000 students, who began the school year remotely on Wednesday, will continue with virtual learning for the…

'Conceptual agreement' reached in Columbus teachers strike

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

Columbus teachers, school board reach tentative deal to end strike

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.