"I am so proud of the resilience and strength of our community. This is a new beginning, and I want to celebrate our diverse community of educators, administrators, parents, and students as we come together and heal," Su said in a statement."
""We got fully funded healthcare, we got wage improvements, we got sanctuary cities, protections from AI, contracting out special education, improvements for our working conditions and a whole slew of other things," Curiel said. "...The entire San Francisco, unified community, families, colleagues, former alumni, everybody was involved in...making sure that we were able to get an agreement that met the needs of our members.""
""Our parent educators, who make very little money, were paying $1,500 a month," she told reporters. "By January of 2027, they will be paying nothing, and in the meantime, there will be relief for those who are paying, [costs] will go down 50% starting in July. It's a huge victory.""
A four-day strike by San Francisco teachers ended after a tentative agreement between San Francisco Unified School District and United Educators of San Francisco. The agreement provides fully funded healthcare, wage improvements, protections related to AI, limits on contracting out special education, and enhancements to working conditions. Union members will receive raises ranging from 5% to 8%. Parent educators will receive phased healthcare cost relief, with payments reduced 50% starting in July and eliminated by January 2027 for those who had been paying. The tentative agreement totals $183 million.
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