Albany Teachers' Strike Nears Resolution Amid Disputes
Albany Teachers' Strike Nears Resolution Amid Disputes

Albany Teachers' Strike Nears Resolution Amid Disputes

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The Greater Albany Public School District and the district's teachers' union have reached a new contract agreement after months of negotiations, contingent on a ratification vote by the teachers, potentially ending the second-longest teacher strike in Oregon's history. The strike began on November 12 and continues as disagreements persist over return-to-work conditions, such as back-pay and make-up days for missed school, with the district proposing 7.5 additional days and the union preferring to extend the school year into June. The union has called for smaller class sizes and more resources for students with behavioral needs. Meanwhile, in India, schools in Mysuru, Mandya, Chamarajanagar, and Kodagu districts remain closed due to predictions of more rain from cyclonic storm Fengal, with authorities advising precautions against potential landslides and other hazards. Both educational disruptions highlight ongoing challenges in balancing educational needs, labor relations, and safety concerns.

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