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Minneapolis educators say they have officially filed an intent to strike.
The Minneapolis Federation of Educators earlier this week voted to authorize a strike after nearly seven months of talks with the district. The union said that 92% of educators cast a ballot, and 92% of those who voted approved of a strike.
According to Minneapolis Public Schools, the strike could begin as soon as Nov. 11 if agreements cannot be reached within the 10-day cooling period.
Some of the top issues educators are fighting for include limited class sizes, better pay and more support for students and staff. Educators want to make Minneapolis a “destination district,” instead of losing teachers and families other districts in the Twin Cities.
“MPS is committed to reaching an agreement with MFE that is student-centered, fair, competitive and promotes financial stability for the district,” the district said in a statement.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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Aki Nace
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