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'Sad' students, 'defeated' parents pen letters urging judge to end Newton teachers' strike - Vimarsana News

'Sad' students, 'defeated' parents pen letters urging judge to end Newton teachers' strike

Thursday marked the 10th day of no school in the city as the Newton Teachers Association continues to push for new contract items.

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'Given every resource': Newton School Committee says it has run out of money for striking teachers - Vimarsana News

'Given every resource': Newton School Committee says it has run out of money for striking teachers

Students will have the Monday off for President’s Day but will have to be in school Tuesday through the end of the week, February 23, according to officials.

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Newton Strike: How are teachers striking if it's illegal? - Vimarsana News

Newton Strike: How are teachers striking if it's illegal?

A bill filed last year would give teachers the right to strike.

Newton teachers face Sunday night deadline to end strike as contract talks resume - Vimarsana News

Newton teachers face Sunday night deadline to end strike as contract talks resume

Striking Newton educators and the School Committee made public some of their proposals for a new contract Sunday afternoon in apparent last-ditch efforts to reopen the city’s schools in time for Monday morning.

Newton teachers continue strike as fines pile up - Vimarsana News

Newton teachers continue strike as fines pile up

Newton teachers have been fined $375,000 during its week-long strike, and a Middlesex judge ruled fines will continue if a deal with the School Committee is not reached by Sunday night, albeit at a much lower rate.