For the first time publicly, members of the Henrico School Board discussed their thoughts on implementing collective bargaining for Henrico Schools employees, with some members expressing concerns that the initiative would come with negative consequences. At a meeting Sept. 26, HCPS Chief of Staff Holly Coy presented the board with
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The Richmond School Board became the first in Virginia to approve collective bargaining for its teachers on Monday. The win offers a glimmer of hope for members of the Henrico Education Association, whose members have been working to set the stage for their push for a seat at the negotiation
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The Henrico Education Association, long known as the local teachers union, has been advocating for Henrico’s educators since the 1970s. But it has never been a true union since it hasn't been able to collectively bargain; that's because – until earlier this year – Virginia was one
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