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Tigard‑Tualatin board approves two‑year agreement with teachers' union
Summary
The Tigard‑Tualatin School District Board of Directors approved a two‑year contract with the Tigard‑Tualatin Education Association covering 2024–26. The board approved the agreement by voice vote after a presentation of terms; union members ratified it at 93% in a membership vote, according to district materials.
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The Tigard‑Tualatin School District Board of Directors approved a two‑year contract with the Tigard‑Tualatin Education Association (TTEA) covering the 2024–26 school years.
The board approved the agreement by voice vote after district staff summarized the settlement and the association reported a 93% ratification among members. Director Crystal Weston moved approval, and Director Kristin Miles seconded the motion; the chair called for a voice vote and said the motion carried.
The district presented a summary of negotiated terms to the board in the meeting packet. District staff said the contract package includes cost‑of‑living adjustments and changes to insurance; the presentation described those as primary elements of the agreement. The district did not provide a roll‑call vote in the public record and approved the contract by a voice vote recorded as “aye.”
Board members and the superintendent thanked negotiators and union representatives for reaching the agreement. A district staff presenter said the membership ratified the contract at 93% approval.
The district will post the final contract and any administrative regulations connected to implementation, the staff presenter said; no implementation timeline beyond standard payroll and budgeting processes was specified at the meeting.
Votes at a glance: The board approved the contract by voice vote after a motion from Director Crystal Weston and a second from Director Kristin Miles. The public record does not show a roll‑call tally; the chair stated the motion carried.

