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Wanted: Retired teachers to return to Colorado classrooms - Vimarsana News

Wanted: Retired teachers to return to Colorado classrooms

House Bill 1101 expands and makes permanent a program begun in 2017. It would allow classroom teachers, aides, bus drivers, food service workers, and nurses to go back to work for up to six years while still receiving their full pension benefits.

Source: ksut.org
Educators at center of Colorado's collective bargaining fight - Vimarsana News

Educators at center of Colorado's collective bargaining fight

Collective bargaining rights for public sector employees is a top priority for Colorado’s Democratic leaders and teachers unions. School districts want out.

Wanted: Retired teachers to return to Colorado classrooms - Vimarsana News

Wanted: Retired teachers to return to Colorado classrooms

Two bills in the Colorado legislature would make it easier for more retired school employees to go back to work without losing their pension benefits under PERA.

Oregon bill would offer protection to superintendents facing 'without cause' termination from school boards - Vimarsana News

Oregon bill would offer protection to superintendents facing 'without cause' termination from school boards

Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would change the conditions under which superintendents can be fired “without cause."

Source: ijpr.org
Florida superintendent resigned after collapsing during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Florida superintendent resigned after collapsing during pandemic

The stress of trying to handle the Covid-19 pandemic compounded by divisive politics was too much for former Palm Beach County Superintendent Donald Fennoy.

Source: wpbf.com