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Minneapolis Public Schools reveals cost of new teacher, education support professional contracts - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis Public Schools reveals cost of new teacher, education support professional contracts

District faces $27 million in cuts for the 2022-23 school year.

The Money is There, Don't Back Down! Minneapolis Educators on Strike Petition Launch - Vimarsana News

The Money is There, Don't Back Down! Minneapolis Educators on Strike Petition Launch

Jason Hardwig, MFT Site Strike Captain & Luke Gitar, MFT Steward Around 4,000 educators organized in the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers (MFT) are entering week two in their strike to demand a base wage of $35,000 for Educational Support Professionals (ESPs), more mental health supports, s

No Compromise on What Minneapolis Educators & Students Deserve! - Vimarsana News

No Compromise on What Minneapolis Educators & Students Deserve!

Statement from Socialist Alternative MN, on the ground: As we go to print, the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers (MFT) leadership is pointing towards a proposed tentative agreement with the district. Unfortunately, we think this agreement will likely fall short of what educators are fighting for

Minneapolis school board to announce timeline for picking interim superintendent, school board member - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis school board to announce timeline for picking interim superintendent, school board member

The details will be available at the April 12 school board meeting.

KARE 11 Investigates: How did local school districts spend millions in COVID relief? - Vimarsana News

KARE 11 Investigates: How did local school districts spend millions in COVID relief?

Minneapolis and St. Paul Public Schools say the one-time money can’t be used to fund long term priorities or raises. Experts say it should help students catch up.

Source: khou.com