Teachers in Seattle have called for a strike after voting to authorize walkouts, escalating labor tensions in the district. Their demands center on improved classroom conditions, including smaller class sizes, better pay, and increased support staff to address student needs. The move follows months of negotiations where educators say their concerns over workload and resources have gone unmet. With students set to return to school soon, the strike could disrupt the academic year unless a resolution is reached.
Seattle teachers authorized a strike. Here’s what they’re asking for The Seattle Times
