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Rialto Unified Pushes Students-First, Fiscal Stability, as Teachers Union Rejects a 3 Percent Raise
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Rialto Unified Pushes Students-First, Fiscal Stability, as Teachers Union Rejects a 3 Percent Raise
As the largest employer in the City of Rialto, Rialto Unified School District, with over 3,787 employees responded to its teacher/classified unions, with astudent-first approach, citing a three percent raise is sound judgment during challenging times to remain fiscally solvent; an approach that the District said will save all staff jobs without sacrificing student programs and keeping health benefits free for its employees. The District’s top of…
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