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Sheridan School District’s future in question as Colorado’s longest teachers strike in decades enters 3rd week
Nearly 100 educators remain on strike as district officials negotiate and a state lawmaker drafts a merger bill with Denver Public Schools.
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Sheridan School District will stop health insurance coverage for staff as teachers strike hits 3 weeks
Teachers and staff in Sheridan School District could lose their health insurance starting May 1 as a teachers strike that began three weeks ago in the tiny Denver metro district drags on. District officials notified teachers in an email Wednesday that they will no longer receive health insurance benefits through the district and some employees might owe the district money. “This has been an incredibly challenging time for our entire school commu…
·Colorado, United States
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Sheridan School District’s future in question as Colorado’s longest teachers strike in decades enters 3rd week
The Sheridan School District teachers strike enters week three with no resolution, Sheridan Educators Association says. Sen. Jeff Bridges is drafting a bill that would merge SSD with Denver Public Schools.
·Denver, United States
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