District 304, teachers reach tentative deal on new contract
A tentative new agreement between the district and the Geneva Education Association already is in place, McCormick said. The current contract expires Aug. 14.
Geneva Education Association President Jordan Zimberoff confirmed in an email that the two sides have a tentative deal. A new labor pact would mark a stark difference from five years ago, when Geneva teachers went on strike. by signing up you agree to our terms of service "We needed a sustainable contract that the community could afford that was fair compensation," he added."In the process the 'we' and 'them' blurred away. It was a good experience. I came away with a whole new understanding of union members and I think we came away as friends with thumbs-up and everybody hugging."
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