District says negotiations stall over teacher demand for 6% raise on top of state-funded cost-of-living adjustments
Negotiations between Seattle Public Schools and the Seattle Education Association have stalled due to a disagreement over a 6% raise for teachers, in addition to existing cost-of-living adjustments funded by the state. The impasse comes after a message from Superintendent Ben Shuldiner.
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