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As negotiations continue, educators in St. Paul and Minneapolis school district's largest teachers' unions say they have filed their intent to strike Wednesday afternoon. They spoke to media at 4:15 p.m. to reiterate their position, and answer questions.
As negotiations continue, educators in St. Paul and Minneapolis school district's largest teachers' unions say they have filed their intent to strike Wednesday afternoon. They spoke to media at 4:15 p.m. to reiterate their position, and answer questions.
Strikes by more than 8,000 Minnesota teachers in Minneapolis and St. Paul could begin in March, which could affect 62,000 public school students.
Teachers and education support staff in the Twin Cities could strike as early as March 8.
The current cost structure is "unsustainable," district leaders say.