Pa. school district teachers OK 6-year contract
SAXONBURG, Pa.—Teachers in one southwestern Pennsylvania school district have a new 6-year contract nearly two years, and two teachers strikes, since their old deal expired.
The district says it will save $1.2 million over the next four years, due to changes in teacher health care benefits
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