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Minneapolis teachers' union praises "historic" tentative agreement despite Minneapolis Public Schools demands to gut school funding - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis teachers' union praises "historic" tentative agreement despite Minneapolis Public Schools demands to gut school funding

After nine months without a contract, the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers announced a “historic” contract for teachers at the same time MPS officials have stated that they will need to cut $110 million, and that “everything is on the table.”

Source: wsws.org
Minneapolis Public Schools budget cuts: What you need to know - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis Public Schools budget cuts: What you need to know

Minneapolis Public Schools faces a $110 million deficit which may mean bigger class sizes and budget cuts to some language programs.

St. Mary's school board, union close to ratifying new agreement - Vimarsana News

St. Mary's school board, union close to ratifying new agreement

A raise and other benefits for St. Mary’s public school teachers and employees took another step recently toward becoming a reality.

St. Charles District 303 OKs new contracts with bus drivers, support staff - Vimarsana News

St. Charles District 303 OKs new contracts with bus drivers, support staff

The St. Charles Unit School District 303 board approved new contracts with the St. Charles Transportation and Maintenance Association and the St. Charles Educational Support Professionals unions during a special meeting last week.

"It's not enough," D11 starting pay increases after month-long negotiations - Vimarsana News

"It's not enough," D11 starting pay increases after month-long negotiations

The district says current teachers are getting a 16 percent pay raise next school year. The base pay for new teachers starts at $50,000, a 20 percent increase.

Source: koaa.com