CHENEY, Wash — The Cheney School District has responded t.
The district said it’s important to note that while this vote authorizes a strike, it does not mean one is imminent. The decision, according to the Cheney School District, represents an option for the .
Despite this setback, the district said they remain committed to resolving the issues and aims to resume classes on schedule on Aug. 27. The district said they acknowledge the crucial role of educators and has proposed an 18% salary increase over the next three years, including a 7.2% increase in the first year, 5% in the second year and 5.8% in the third year.
The district said they will provide updates on any potential impacts to school operations if a strike occurs. For more details on the salary proposals, please refer to the district’s website.
