District provides fact-finding presentation to public, teacher’s association

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April 30, 2009

After the last mediation between the teacher’s association and school board several months ago to resolve the teacher contract, the teacher’s association requested the Indiana Education Employment Relations Board (IEERB) to go fact-finding, according to Superintendent Barbara Underwood.

Underwood said, “This is a nonbinding process that the hearing officer will offer some suggestions to both sides and then it’s up to the two teams to come together and resolve it.”

This fact-finding session occurred April 16. Now the Carmel Clay Fact-Finding PowerPoint Presentation and Video are available to the public here. This presentation includes information about the proposals from both sides and the issues that are keeping a contract from being agreed upon.

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