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Appeal dismissed because appellant lacked standing to challenge the trial court's confirmation of an arbitration award, as the union—not the individual appellant—was the party to the collective bargaining agreement and arbitration.
The trial court confirmed an award entered by an arbitrator following the arbitration of appellant's employment termination. Appellant's union, as required by a collective bargaining agreement, pursued the arbitration on appellant's behalf. Consequently, appellant lacks standing to appeal the trial court's judgment. Appeal dismissed.
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The trial court did not abuse its discretion in overruling Appellant's motion to amend her complaint, to include facts regarding her PTSD diagnosis and claims of racial and disability discrimination, eight months after she filed her administrative appeal from the termination of her teaching contract. The trial court did not consider Appellant's prior discipline at another school when determining that she was subject to termination, and Appellant was not denied due process. The trial court did not abuse its discretion in finding that Appellant's failure to enter third quarter final grades was good and just cause for termination. Judgment affirmed.
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