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Columbia teachers vote for collective bargaining

by Teresa Snow

Posted: 10.11.2012 at 8:22 PM

Teresa Snow

Teresa Snow is the evening news anchor and health reporter.

Read more: Local, Education, Education, Teachers, Collective Bargaining, Vote

They can't strike, but Thursday Columbia Public School teachers voted for representation for collective bargaining.

Almost 56% of certified teachers agreed to join the Columbia, Mo., affiliate of the National Education Association.

The NEA says this collaboration will help Columbia's 1,300 educators reach binding agreements with the school district.

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