Seattle superintendent criticizes teachers union over strike threat amid $100M deficit

The Seattle public school district faces a significant financial crisis, with a reported $100 million budget deficit and declining enrollment. The district's superintendent has emphasized the need for cautious spending amid ongoing contract negotiations with the teachers' union, which has authorized a potential strike over issues including pay, special education support, and working conditions. Despite efforts to avoid a strike, the union's approval and the district’s financial challenges highlight tensions as both sides seek to reach a sustainable agreement.

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