Rutherford County teachers submit PECCA signatures, ask board to start collaborative conferencing
Deanna Osborne, president of the Rutherford Education Association, delivered PECCA petition signatures and asked the board to appoint a special committee and move to a confidential employee poll to begin collaborative conferencing under Tennessee law.
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Deanna Osborne, who identified herself as president of the Rutherford Education Association, presented a packet of digital and physical signatures asking the Rutherford County Schools board to begin the PECCA collaborative conferencing process and urged the board to appoint a special committee to oversee it.
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