Teachers in 3 Massachusetts communities continue strike over pay, paid parental leave
Associated Press
BOSTON (AP) — Teachers in three Massachusetts communities fighting for new contracts have pushed forward with their demands as parents brace for the possibility of more cancelled classes Tuesday. Teachers in Beverly and Gloucester voted Thursday to authorize a strike and schools were closed Friday as teachers in both districts hit the picket line over pay, paid parental leave and other issues. In a third community, Marblehead, teachers voted to take to the picket lines Tuesday. Classes in all three communities have been cancelled for Tuesday. Teachers in all three communities rallied Monday as talks between school officials and unions continued.
