SFUSD and union reach tentative $183 million deal after week-long historic teachers’ strike

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — The first San Francisco teachers’ strike in 47 years, which has closed schools for days, is ending as SFUSD and the teachers union reached a tentative deal early Friday morning.

SFUSD and the United Educators of San Francisco have agreed to a tentative $183 million deal.

The agreement is increasing educators’ salaries and healthcare benefits in a two-year contract. The teachers are getting the equivalent of a 6% raise over two years.

Schools will remain closed on Friday and with holidays on Monday and Tuesday, schools are set to reopen on Wednesday.

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