Oakland Teachers Reach 'Common Good' Agreement Amid Ongoing Strike
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The Oakland Education Association, which represents the teachers, announced an agreement with the school district on four “common good” demands on Saturday night, including supports for unhoused students, Black thriving community schools, and school closures. However, the strike continues as negotiations on teacher salaries, special education programs, and class sizes are ongoing. The strike began on May 4th after failed contract negotiations.
- Teachers in Oakland, California, reach agreement with school district on ‘common good’ demands as strike continues CNN
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- Oakland teachers, union agree on four items, mark progress in strike San Francisco Chronicle
- Oakland Unified School District, teachers break deadlock on 'Common Good' proposals but final deal still remains, strike not over KGO-TV
- Oakland teachers reach ‘Common Good��� agreement but still on strike KRON4
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