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Colorado Education Association urges action during Teacher Appreciation Week
April 30, 2026
The Colorado Education Association is urging communities across the state to support teachers through concrete actions during Teacher Appreciation Week. The group recommends contacting lawmakers about school funding issues and sending messages of thanks directly to educators.
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Sheridan School District to end health benefits for educators during ongoing strike
April 28, 2026
Sheridan School District will discontinue health benefits for striking educators starting May 1. Teachers say this move punishes staff instead of resolving contract disputes. The union urges public support through its strike fund.
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Sheridan Educators Association and school district reach initial agreement to end strike
April 28, 2026
The Sheridan Educators Association has reached an initial deal with the school district to end its strike. The proposed settlement addresses key union demands but still requires approval from teachers and school board members.
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Sheridan educators approve tentative agreement with district, contract runs through December 2026
April 28, 2026
Sheridan educators have unanimously approved a tentative labor agreement with their school district. The deal addresses union priorities such as classified staff recognition and policy changes. Teachers plan to return Monday if the school board ratifies it beforehand.
Read more →Thompson Education Support Professionals urge school board to honor union recognition commitment
April 13, 2026
Education Support Professionals in Thompson School District are urging their school board not to reverse course on previously stated support for union recognition ahead of an important vote. Workers say more than half have already shown backing for formal representation but now face new requirements from some board members.
Read more →Sheridan educators continue strike into second week over contract and union issues
April 13, 2026
Sheridan teachers entered a second week of striking over contract renewal and union recognition disputes. More than 100 supporters joined picket lines as negotiations remain stalled between educators and school officials.
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Sheridan educators begin strike demanding contract reinstatement and ESP recognition
April 5, 2026
Sheridan educators went on strike April 2 after months without progress on contract talks or ESP recognition. Teachers were joined by parents and students calling attention both inside schools across town then together outside administrative offices.
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Sheridan educators begin strike for contract reinstatement and union recognition
April 1, 2026
Educators in Sheridan School District started striking on April 1 after months without a contract or full union recognition. Union leaders say they want stability for students through restored agreements while ending alleged retaliation against staff.
Read more →Educators of color advocate for funding and retention at Colorado Capitol
March 19, 2026
Educators from across Colorado met at the Capitol for Educators of Color Lobby Day. They urged lawmakers to increase school funding and improve retention rates among educators of color through personal testimonies.
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