"For our families and students, I want to be very clear. We are working really hard with our educators to prevent this strike,"
"This is a win-win proposal. The district gets financial certainty because it will only spend money we have. And our educators get money directly into their pockets,"
"Instead of spending it on reserves or putting it as a savings account, they should be investing in our classrooms,"
"What she showed up with last night, which she didn't show herself personally, was the complete lack of seriousness and preparedness for the moment we are in,"
San Francisco Unified School District and the teachers' union remain deadlocked after another round of negotiations, prompting a planned strike on Monday. Superintendent Maria Su described the district's latest proposal as addressing key demands on healthcare and wages while preserving financial certainty by spending only available funds. The district cites a massive budget deficit limiting its offers. The union insists funds exist and criticizes the district for prioritizing reserves over classroom investment, alleging a lack of transparency and bad faith bargaining. The union plans to present counterproposals at the next talks scheduled for Saturday. Both sides express urgency to reach a deal before the strike.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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