Sacramento Schools Reopen After District Strikes Deal with Labor Unions

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Sacramento Schools Reopen After District Strikes Deal with Labor Unions

By Jared D. Childress | Special to the OBSERVER Sacramento schools reopened Monday, April 4th marking the end of the historic strike of teachers and staff which forced Sacramento City […]

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