Even after passage of the largest teacher pay raise in state history, many Oklahoma teachers still plan to strike on Monday, according to People's World, a publication associated with the Communist Party USA.
The Oklahoma Education Association, the union representing nearly 40,000 teachers and school personnel, said the bill’s passage marked “a truly historic moment,” but called it “incomplete.” OEA president Alicia Priest said it was “a good first step,” but signaled that it won’t be enough to avert a strike.
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