Facing possible strikes, schools and teachers differ on path to stability in Minneapolis, St. Paul
The unions authorized strikes last week but haven't yet exercised the option.
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The unions authorized strikes last week but haven't yet exercised the option.
Educators and districts are hopeful they can come to an agreement before a strike.
The authorization vote doesn't necessarily trigger a strike — union leaders would need to formally notify the district if they determine a strike is necessary. State law requires the union to give the district at least 10 days' notice before the first day of the strike.
Beleaguered teachers and support staff may soon go on strike.
Teachers in two of the biggest school districts in Minnesota are voting whether to authorize a strike.