Teachers at the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School have voted
71-34 for representation by the Pennsylvania State Education Association, the
state's largest school employee union.
"PSEA will work with the teachers of Pennsylvania Cyber
Charter School to initiate bargaining with their employer for a fair contract
containing improved salaries, benefits, and working conditions," PSEA
President Michael Crossey said in a news release.
Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School is a public K-12 charter
school with a main office in Midland. The school's website also lists offices
in Wexford, Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Allentown, Bellefonte, Harrisburg and Crum
Lynne. According to school officials, the school employs approximately 115
teachers.
An affiliate of the National Education Association, PSEA
represents approximately 180,000 future, active and retired teachers and school
employees, and health care workers in Pennsylvania.
Source: Central
Penn Business Journal
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