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Mapping out what's next for Boston's redistricting scramble - Vimarsana News

Mapping out what's next for Boston's redistricting scramble

Mayor Michelle Wu is proposing a new redistricting map to the Boston City Council, after a judge put the most recently passed map on hold. Wu says the city needs a new map by May 30. Here are the next steps.

Source: wbur.org
Wellesley School Committee seeks state help to prevent teacher strike - Vimarsana News

Wellesley School Committee seeks state help to prevent teacher strike

The committee Thursday night filed a petition with the state Department of Labor Relations to prevent teachers from engaging in an illegal strike as contract negotiations become increasingly more acrimonious and drawn out.

Wellesley MA Possible Teachers Strike on Monday – NECN - Vimarsana News

Wellesley MA Possible Teachers Strike on Monday – NECN

School committee members in Wellesley, Massachusetts, have moved to prevent a potential strike by the Wellesley Educators Association, which the committee has...

Source: necn.com
Wellesley is close to a new contract deal with teachers, after raising concerns about a potential strike - Vimarsana News

Wellesley is close to a new contract deal with teachers, after raising concerns about a potential strike

A vote by union members is expected Friday night.

Wellesley teachers vote no confidence in superintendent, School Committee as contract negotiations drag on - Vimarsana News

Wellesley teachers vote no confidence in superintendent, School Committee as contract negotiations drag on

Dozens of Wellesley Public School teachers gathered with students and parents Saturday in front of the Town Hall to rally for a new contract and announced a vote of no confidence against the town’s School Committee and Superintendent David Lussier.

Source: boston.com