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Special‑education two‑day supplemental contract received generally positive feedback; MEA and district to review implementation

Moscow School District interest-based bargaining team · April 8, 2026
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Summary

MEA reported that all eligible special‑education teachers accepted a 2025 supplemental two‑day contract and that among six detailed responses 67% found it beneficial; some respondents preferred flexible days rather than mandatory training. The group agreed to further review how the contract was implemented before proposing changes.

MEA representatives summarized feedback on a 2025 supplemental two‑day contract offered to special‑education teachers. According to the MEA, all eligible teachers accepted the supplemental contract; among six detailed respondents, 67% said the additional days were beneficial. Concerns included that some of the time was scheduled for mandatory training rather than flexible days and that planning time immediately before the school year was valuable to some teachers.

Meeting participants said they would review implementation details and respondent feedback before deciding whether to modify the contract language or scheduling approach. The matter was placed on the rolling agenda for further discussion; no formal amendment or vote occurred at the session.