Seattle’s public schools remain locked in a contract dispute with educators just days before the start of the school year, raising concerns over staffing and classroom readiness. Negotiations between the district and teachers’ unions have stalled, leaving teachers without a formal agreement as administrators prepare for the first day. The uncertainty has prompted questions about how the impasse will affect lesson planning, hiring, and student support services. With no resolution in sight, parents and educators alike are monitoring developments closely as the academic year approaches.
Seattle schools, educators still without contract days before classes begin KOMO
