Oakland educators call off strike, reach deal with district
Briefly

Oakland educators postponed a one-day strike after the Oakland Unified School District and the teachers' union reached a tentative deal. The teachers initially planned to strike due to the district's lack of transparency regarding proposed budget cuts and layoffs. The agreement, reached in negotiations, restores funds crucial for retaining over 120 high school teachers and site-based substitute staff. The union emphasized the need for collaboration in decision-making related to school finances, commending the school board's role in facilitating negotiations to retain experienced educators.
"This outcome reflects the power of educators standing together against cuts harmful to our goal of retaining experienced teachers in Oakland's hardest-to-staff classrooms."
"We fought to protect consistency and stability for Oakland students supported by the dedicated teachers who serve them every day."
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