ABOUT 6,500 San Francisco Unified School District teachers and staff will stage their first strike in over 45 years on Monday if a late agreement can’t be reached with the district on a new contract.
United Educators of San Francisco president Cassondra Curiel said at a press conference at SFUSD’s headquarters building on Franklin Street on Thursday morning that union leadership was announcing plans for the strike to give parents and students time to prepare.
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