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Seattle superintendent says he’s ‘hopeful’ strike can be avoided - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Nearly 50,000 Seattle students expected to be getting ready for the first day of school, but are instead bracing for a potential teachers strike that could delay the first day of school Wednesday. At a daily news conference Tuesday afternoon, Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said he was hopeful" that the progress made in negotiations with the Seattle Education Association, which went past 1 a.m. Tuesday, signaled that Seattle Public Schools could avoid a strike in the final hour. He said the distric
Seattle teachers feeling ‘frustrated’ as strike looms - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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More than 200 educators gathered Saturday afternoon in Judkins Park to prepare for a strike that could delay the first day of classes at Seattle Public Schools. Teachers, paraeducators and instructional aides organized, made signs and practiced picket lines and chants in the event the district doesn’t reach a tentative agreement with members of the Seattle Education Association by the end of Tuesday. SEA is the union representing about 6,000 SPS teachers, paraprofessionals, secretaries, counselo
Seattle teacher, union president, responds to report she ‘likely’ harmed student - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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More than a month after a Seattle Public Schools investigation determined that a special-education teacher — and recently elected president of the local teachers union — “more likely than not” grabbed a student’s arm hard enough to cause bruising, the educator is responding to the allegations publicly, for the first time. The district’s investigation concluded that Ibijoke Idowu, a special-education teacher at Rising Star Elementary in South Beacon Hill, likely did grab a student’s arm multiple
Lynnwood teacher accused of inappropriate touching kept in classroom for 20 months - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of sexual assault and mentions suicide and other topics related to psychiatric distress. If you or a loved one is in crisis, call 988. Sarah Santos’ daughter started fourth grade in 2022 with a new diagnosis and a new special-education teacher: David Sibley. Her daughter had long required learning accommodations and speech therapy. Now, with dyslexia identified among her challenges, Meadowdale Elementary had assigned Sibley to work with her. Soon,
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