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2017 Negotiations Updates
Thursday, December 7, 2017
At the December 7, 2017 Board of Education meeting, the district approved the 2016-19 tentative agreement with the Sacramento City Teachers Association.
2016-19 Agreement with the Sacramento City Teachers Association
12/7/17 Board of Education Agenda Item 8.4
Monday, November 6, 2017
The district and Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) have reached a tentative agreement on a 3-year contract. More details of this agreement will be released in the coming weeks.
2016-2017 District and United Professional Educators (UPE) Reach Agreement on Final Contract聽
In our effort to make investments to provide students with an equal opportunity to graduate with the greatest number of postsecondary choices from the widest array of options, we are pleased to share that at the September 7th Board of Education meeting, the Board voted unanimously in support of ratifying a three-year agreement with United Professional Educators鈥攁 critical labor partner in helping us work toward our goals for improving student achievement.
Facts 麻豆果冻传媒 鈥淪tate Takeover鈥� Of Our Schools
As has been widely reported, Sacramento City Unified Schools are projected to run out of cash. Unless significant spending cuts are made to balance the budget and meet state required reserve levels, the district will be taken over. This situation has understandably prompted many questions about what a takeover* would mean. The facts below explain what insolvency and takeover would mean for our schools.
Sacramento City Unified School District and Advocacy Groups Pursue Settlement of Lawsuit Alleging Disability and Race Discrimination
SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sacramento City Unified School District
(District) and plaintiffs suing the District for alleged
discrimination against students based on race and disability
asked the federal court to pause litigation so the parties may
seek potential resolution through settlement.
Sac City Unified Proposes New Teacher Contract and Round the Clock Negotiations to Resolve Labor Dispute and Reduce Budget Deficit
District seeks to resolve matters before school year starts so that students and families will not be impacted and distracted by negotiations
SACRAMENTO, CA 鈥� Seeking to reach an agreement with the Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) before the start of the school year, the Sacramento City Unified School District has submitted a proposal to SCTA leaders and requested round the clock negotiations. The proposal would set ground rules for engaging in good faith negotiations, limit the District鈥檚 contribution to health insurance premiums, and establish an earlier school year start date.