Seattle Teachers Authorize Strike as Contract Talks Continue
The Seattle Education Association (SEA) has voted to authorize a strike if a new contract agreement is not reached with Seattle Public Schools (SPS) before the school year begins on September 2. With the current contract expiring on August 31, 91% of union members approved the authorization, potentially affecting approximately 50,000 students. Key negotiation points include working conditions, caseloads, class sizes, special education support, and compensation.
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