Denver Teachers Union Moves One Step Closer to Possible DNC Strike

by Ben DeGrow | 1:08 pm, July 18, 2008 | Comments Off

Another landmark yesterday in the fallout between Denver Public Schools and the Denver Classroom Teachers Association, reports the Post’s Jeremy Meyer: Representatives of Denver’s teachers union and school administrators — embroiled in a contract dispute — met with a professional arbiter Wednesday to discuss next month’s mediation. The two sides are at odds over compensation and time [...]

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