Seattle Public Schools and Teachers Union Continue Bargaining Amidst Possible Strike Vote
Seattle Public Schools and the Seattle Education Association (SEA) are in intense negotiations to reach a contract agreement before the school year begins. SEA members are scheduled to vote on a tentative agreement or authorize a strike on Wednesday night, which could delay the start of school for nearly 50,000 students. Key sticking points include Special Education support, teacher pay, and class size.
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