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Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner has warned that the district is facing a $100 million budget deficit as negotiations with the Seattle Education Association continue. The union has authorized a strike vote, citing issues with pay and special education supports. Shuldiner emphasized the district's financial constraints and commitment to a 9% pay increase over the next three years.
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Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner has warned that the district is facing a $100 million budget deficit as negotiations with the Seattle Education Association continue. The union has authorized a strike vote, citing issues with pay and special education supports. Shuldiner emphasized the district's financial constraints and commitment to a 9% pay increase over the next three years.
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Seattle superintendent torches teachers union over strike threat as district faces reported $100M hole
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