**UPDATE October 17th, 2018** Since publishing our criticisms of the MASBO report and the conclusions Mayor Fiorentini has drawn from it, he has provided the Haverhill Education Association with the earlier draft he cited as evidence that Haverhill teacher salaries are near the state average during a recent School Committee meeting. The data cited and […]
Bargaining Team to Present Tentative Agreement to Members at Sept. 13 Meeting
One-Year Deal is Beginning of Fight for Adequate Funding and Better Long-Term Contract Sisters and Brothers, This week, the negotiating team received an offer from the School Committee that we see as a big win for the HEA. While many proposals remain on the table from both sides, the HEA has reached a tentative one-year […]
March For Respect – September 13
HEA General Membership Meeting begins at 4:30 (doors open at 4 – MEMBERS ONLY) All supporters of public education are asked to join at 6:00pm for the March for Respect from the Bradford side of the Basiliere Bridge to our Rally for Respect outside City Hall at 6:30. The School Committee is meeting at 7pm. […]
Angry? Frustrated? Had Enough Yet?
By Suzette DiTonno, Pentucket Lake I don’t know about you, but I am tired. Tired of being disrespected. I have been working with the Union Negotiating Team for the last few months on changes we’d like to make to our contract based on the feedback of people who went to high school several months back […]
MTA Offers Professional Development
From the Massachusetts Teachers Association: Registration is now open for three free two-day courses through which participants will earn 15 PDPs, meeting state requirements for either English Language Learners or Special Education: April 17 and 18, Springfield Education Association: Engagement Strategies to Reach and Teach All Students (Special Education) April 19 and 20, Greater Lowell Technical High School: Supporting Students with Special […]