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Members of the Cleveland Teachers Union have rejected a tentative agreement reached with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District last month.
The vote to ratify the tentative agreement failed by a 51.4% to 48.6% margin.
“It was a close vote, but enough of our members clearly do not believe that the Tentative Agreement fixed the broken promises that occurred over the last 3 years. Our members know that there is still too much testing for our students and that evaluations must become significantly more fair.” said Cleveland Teacher Union President David Quolke in a statement.
In their official statement, the CMSD said the following:
We are disappointed to learn that the Cleveland Teachers Union’s membership rejected the Tentative Agreement reached between the Union and the District, by 102 votes.
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