The Minneapolis schools teachers union said Friday it’s filed an intent to strike notice, starting a countdown that could lead to educators walking off the job as early as Nov. 11.
Minneapolis Federation of Educators leaders noted that the filing does not mean teachers will strike and said contract negotiations were continuing as of Friday afternoon, adding there was still “plenty of time” to work out a deal.
In a statement Friday afternoon, Minneapolis Public Schools said it’s “committed to reaching an agreement with MFE that is student-centered, fair, competitive and promotes financial stability for the district.”
The district and the union started negotiating in April. Union officials are negotiating contracts for teachers, educational support professionals and adult educators. The u

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