EDUCATION
Waterville teachers plan to ax union affiliation
WATERVILLE — Teachers here are backing away from state and national labor unions to distance themselves from the groups’ broader political agendas and deal more directly with local school district officials. “This is about personal principles and integrity,” said Dan Lopez, Spanish teacher and migrant director for the Waterville School District. “This is the right thing to do.” READ MORE »
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