On March 8th Governor Tim Walz said that it was too early for his administration to get directly involved with the Minneapolis educators' strike. How about now? @GovTimWalz@MFT59@WCCO@kare11@KSTP
It's week three on strike for MFT members across the city. We're so grateful for the community support, if you're looking for a way to help, one of the best ways is to write a letter to the school board here - https://t.co/eL6F8HeYJO
Minneapolis has the opportunity to invest in strong, stable schools where our schools help kids learn, grow, and achieve their dreams. I stand with @MFT59! #SafeAndStableMPLS
To recover from this pandemic and thrive, our kids need safe, stable schools that give all children the same support, resources and opportunities. That’s what @MFT59 is fighting for. #SafeAndStableMPLS
.@MFT59 is fighting for:
✏️Smaller class sizes
✏️Addressing educator & support staff shortages
✏️Recruiting and retaining teachers of color
✏️Fair compensation for educators & and school staff
#SafeAndStableMPS
Day 3 of the teachers strike of more than 4,500 educators from Minneapolis Public Schools. MFT59 is demanding smaller classes, better pay, and more student mental heath support among other things. The educators have been picketing across the city & outside schools since Tuesday.