Seattle Public School (SPS) kids are returning to class Wednesday as teachers suspended their strike after a vote late Tuesday afternoon.
“We had some really deep issues, so when we’re talking to our educators and we’re talking to leaders, we have philosophical differences sometimes and how we do that,” SPS Superintendent Dr. Brent Jones said. “So it took us longer than we want it to, but here we are with a fantastic agreement.”
Teacher strike indefinitely closes Seattle Schools
The teacher’s union said a vote on the tentative contract will take place later this week.
Teachers cited more support for special and multilingual education, smaller class sizes, and competitive
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