The eighth day of our strike is almost in the books, and our negotiating team is trying its best to work with district leadership who does not seem to share a sense of urgency to get 40,000 students back to class.
We’ll see what happens later tonight and during the weekend.
Here are some updates:
It's difficult 4 me 2 understand why schl district w/ its coffers full would treat @SacTeachers & @seiu1021 this way. With all vacancies they have, does dist leadership believe their actions r going 2 make @officialSCUSD an attractive destination? Our students will suffer 4 it
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) April 1, 2022
.@KHullSyp and I are on the picket line on day eight of our @SacTeachers strike. We miss our students, but remain determined to ensure that @officialSCUSD takes their needs seriously pic.twitter.com/RCzx2DeMI2
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) April 1, 2022
Today is the 1st. Rent is due & the lowest-paid Sac City Schools workers worry about how they'll pay it as @officialSCUSD continues to stall & play games, hoping to break min wage employees thru desperation. It's immoral & we won't give up. @sacteachers https://t.co/ZdGrVobVQG
— SEIU 1021 (@seiu1021) April 1, 2022
Mothers of Sac City students are demanding a meeting with Superintendent Aguilar to urge him to work with educators! They have said they will not leave until it happens and stayed overnight. It’s safe to say that Cesar Chavez would be proud 💫 #SacCitySolidarity #SCTA4Students pic.twitter.com/eKGHvxkQwH
— Sac Teachers (@SacTeachers) March 31, 2022
Today I had the opportunity to interview three siblings on @ABC10 who are all on strike together at Sac City Unified. Combined, they’ve dedicated 60+ years of service to Sacramento students. Their message to the district here: https://t.co/66vdht77K3 @seiu1021
— Lena Howland (@LenaHowland) March 31, 2022
The supt of @sac_coe has done a lot of damage to public education in Sacramento ———- Sac Co. Superintendent of Schools calls for strike to end, defends SCUSD @SacTeachers https://t.co/yut924bykP
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) April 2, 2022
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