Minneapolis Teachers Have A New Contract Will Mps Need More State New, bigger contracts for minneapolis public schools teachers and school aides will force budget adjustments, the superintendent says, though the district may have a friendly ear at the. Minneapolis public schools estimates the minneapolis federation of teachers has proposed contract changes that would cost nearly $115 million over two years. the estimate does not include proposals the union presented after nov. 29, 2023.
Minneapolis Teachers Union Contract Layoff White Teachers First Negotiators for minneapolis public schools and the minneapolis federation of teachers will go behind closed doors on thursday for their first meeting with a mediator from the state bureau of mediation services. A new contract has put minneapolis public schools' teachers in line for 4% raises this year and 5% next year. the big picture: mps faces a $110 million shortfall that has already forced drastic cuts in next year's budget, with the real possibility of school closures looming in the near future. Minneapolis educators believe a new superintendent could be a new opportunity to settle their contract, but it comes at a time of dire financial challenges for minneapolis public schools. Teachers have sought an increase in wages, in addition to increased support and better healthcare options. on friday, mft leaders called the agreement "the highest pay increase in 25 years.".
Taxpayer Lawsuit Filed Over Racially Discriminatory Minneapolis Minneapolis educators believe a new superintendent could be a new opportunity to settle their contract, but it comes at a time of dire financial challenges for minneapolis public schools. Teachers have sought an increase in wages, in addition to increased support and better healthcare options. on friday, mft leaders called the agreement "the highest pay increase in 25 years.". The minneapolis school board approved new contracts for district teachers and education support professionals at tuesday’s meeting. the decision came just days after union members. Teachers and para educators at minneapolis public schools are set to begin voting wednesday on new contracts with the school district. this comes after members from both groups in the union. Pending a membership vote by the minneapolis federation of teachers, students can plan to return to class monday. as of friday, students missed 14 days of classes since the strike began on. Ninety five percent of teacher unions have reached deals on new contracts with school districts, according to education minnesota. the major districts left to settle are burnsville, shakopee and waconia.