The Western Springs Education Association and Western Springs School District 101 recently agreed to a new five-year teachers’ contract.
According to a news release, the contract provides a market-competitive compensation package to WSEA’s members, and long-term stability to the District as it continues to plan for the future education of District 101 children.
“This contract, given its terms and length, allows the teachers, administration, and Board to focus our collective efforts on continuing to provide a first-class education program for our students while doing so in a financially responsible manner for the taxpayers of Western Springs,” District 101 Superintendent-designee Sarah Coffey said in the release.
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