A last-minute agreement between the Seattle school district and its teachers' union has prevented a strike, allowing classes to resume as scheduled. Negotiators reached a deal on key issues, including pay and working conditions, just hours before the planned walkout. Students and parents can breathe a sigh of relief as schools prepare to welcome students back Wednesday. The resolution follows weeks of tense discussions and growing concerns over the impact of a potential strike on the community.
Teacher strike averted; Seattle schools will start Wednesday The Seattle Times
