Miami’s public school teachers have secured a new contract after negotiations, with pay increases tied to voter approval in a referendum. The modest salary adjustments will require local residents to vote on whether to fund the raises, marking a key step in the union’s push for better compensation. The agreement highlights the ongoing debate over education funding and teacher pay in the district. Details on the proposed raises and referendum process remain pending.
Miami’s teachers union gets new contract. Modest raises depend on referendum Miami Herald
