Here's How Arizona Teachers Organized the First
Statewide Teacher Strike in Arizona's History, by Chris Brooks
Not exact matches
Handed down this month, the unanimous ruling by the state's highest court said Kanawha County Circuit Judge John Hey had overstepped his jurisdiction when he issued the injunction against
striking teachers statewide.
At the same time,
teachers in West Virginia made national headlines by organizing a
statewide strike over persistently low pay.
(
Teacher strikes lasting more than 3 days either
statewide or in 2 large school districts.)
(Texas) With a
statewide strike among Oklahoma
teachers looming, lawmakers in Texas signaled this week that increasing
teacher pay — possibly by tying raises to performance — will be a priority during the next Legislative session.
Following a 13 - day
statewide strike among West Virginia
teachers last month which culminated in an across - the - board 5 percent raise,
teachers in Arizona have conducted a series demonstrations demanding higher pay, while Kentucky
teachers have rallied to protest proposed cuts to their pensions.
The tense dynamic was on display when
teachers walked off the job Thursday, leaving Gov. Doug Ducey to navigate Arizona's first - ever
statewide strike.
Related: West Virginia
teachers agree to end
statewide strike after governor promises larger raises
The massive platforms made it easier for
teachers to communicate
statewide, sometimes suggesting
strikes like West Virginia's, while
teachers from West Virginia sometimes chimed in to show their support for counterparts in other states.