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LNEA leaders tell Lindbergh board union members overwhelmingly approved proposed contract language and salary schedule

April 19, 2025 | LINDBERGH SCHOOLS, School Districts, Missouri


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LNEA leaders tell Lindbergh board union members overwhelmingly approved proposed contract language and salary schedule
Patty Thomas, Carrie Turek and Courtney O’Connor, speaking for the Lindbergh NEA (LNEA), addressed the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education during the citizen-communication portion of the April 17 meeting to summarize the union’s work on a proposed agreement.

Patty Thomas said the association’s preparations began in March 2024 and included member surveys and comparative salary reviews. Thomas said the LNEA and district staff worked collaboratively through the process and that the proposal was well received by members: “We are proud to share that the agreement reflects a 97 consensus of language and a 98% on salary vote by our LNEA members.”

The speakers thanked district staff and officials by name, including Superintendent Dr. Tony Lake and central-office staff in human resources and finance, for “their dedication over the past year.” The LNEA representatives described the ratification numbers as evidence of broad membership support and said they look forward to continued collaboration with the district.

Ending: The remarks were received as citizen communication; the board did not record a formal vote on the public comment itself during this agenda item.

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