Seattle Teachers Vote to Authorize Strike Ahead of School Year
The Seattle Education Association, representing 6,000 staff, has authorized a strike with 91% approval, escalating contract negotiations with Seattle Public Schools. This action, taken just days before the September 2nd school start, could delay classes for approximately 50,000 students. Key issues include working conditions, caseloads, class sizes, special education support, and compensation as the current contract expires soon.
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