Grayslake School Board and Teachers Union Reached Tentative Agreement

January 21, 2013 By Lennie Jarratt 5 Comments

The Grayslake School Board and Teachers Union reached a tentative agreement around midnight last night. No details of the deal will be released until the tentative agreement is approved by the board and the union. The board vote will most likely take place Wed night at the regularly scheduled board meeting.

For those who want to know more about the district finances, you can view 2 presentation from For Our Children’s Future at their website.

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About Lennie Jarratt

Small Business Owner, Education Watchdog, FOIA expert, Founder of For Our Children's Future

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Good for the teachers! It just shows that working people come together they can get fair wages and benefits. I think we can all wish the teachers the best! They deserve a fair wage. We value education and our teaching professionals.
- Justin Burns
  
  Hear, Hear!
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Lets hope that there was substantial restructuring and reform of these bloated operations for the taxpayers deserve relief from the oppressive taxation that these Public Sector operations place on them with their 50% over staffing and compensation plus their millionaire pension plans. And to think all these excessive operations produce a mediocre Public Education for the students that may serve the Political Elite but not the children. It is truly time for major reform and restructuring here if we want to save this nation and the future of these children.
- LennieJarratt
  
  I wouldn’t count on it.
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