Christopher Doyle
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Crestwood School District, teachers union reach tentative contract deal (opens the original)
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The Crestwood School District has reached a tentative deal with the Crestwood Education Association on a new collective bargaining agreement. Hammered out over months of negotiation, the new contract will cover a five-year period running through August 2030. Crestwood issued a statement about the new contract on its Facebook page Wednesday night. It thanked those who worked to bring bargaining to a close and celebrated the agreement as a critical development for the district’s future. “Reaching
Parent presses Wilkes-Barre Area on accessibility (opens the original)
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PLAINS TWP. — A parent is asking that the Wilkes-Barre Area School District work to improve accessibility at its athletic events. Ann Marie Kochuba-Mantione said she and her husband, who is disabled, have repeatedly had difficulty attending games near the district’s Wolfpack Stadium complex located on the Wilkes-Barre Area High School campus. She said accessible parking spots were not sufficient to meet the needs of all attendees with disabilities and that additional drop-off procedures the dist
Wilkes-Barre Area, LCCC celebrate creation of new college-ready scholarship (opens the original)
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PLAINS TWP. — Luzerne County Community College and Wilkes-Barre Area School District are celebrating the creation of a new scholarship will pave new academic pathways through the LCCC College Ready Program. Leaders from the college and school district unveiled the the Angeline & Conrad Kotlowski College-Ready Scholarship Endowment. at a ceremony at Wilkes-Barre Area High School on Friday. “Today is really a celebration of opportunity,” Wilkes-Barre Area Superintendent Brian Costello said. “(The
Strike avoided at Berwick Area (opens the original)
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A strike seems to have been averted at Berwick Area schools. The Berwick Area Education Association announced Sunday that its tentative agreement for a teachers contract had been restored after a final, five-hour negotiating session. A statement the teachers union posted on its Facebook page, headlined “strike averted,” indicated that it had “worked out” a dispute over the Berwick Area sick-leave policy that led to the agreement’s temporary collapse last week. “Thank you to the community members
Strike avoided at Berwick Area (opens the original)
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A strike seems to have been averted at Berwick Area schools. The Berwick Area Education Association announced Sunday that its tentative agreement for a teachers contract had been restored after a final, five-hour negotiating session. A statement the teachers union posted on its Facebook page, headlined “strike averted,” indicated that it had “worked out” a dispute over the Berwick Area sick-leave policy that led to the agreement’s temporary collapse last week. “Thank you to the community members
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