After a decade of school strikes and teacher organizing, California K-14 educators won the right to bargain collectively in 1975 when the CTA-sponsored Educational Employment Relations Act, also known as the Rodda Act, was signed into law by Gov.
After a decade of school strikes and teacher unionization efforts, California K-14 educators achieved collective bargaining rights in 1975 with the passage of the CTA-sponsored Educational Employment Relations Act, also known as the Rodda Act.