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An East Bay school district struck a deal with its teachers union. Then came the bill

Summary by The San Francisco Standard
West Contra Costa Unified’s board voted unanimously to cut $60 million from its budget just two months after a four-day strike ended with a new contract – a sequence that could preview what’s ahead for San Francisco.

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An East Bay school district struck a deal with its teachers union. Then came the bill

West Contra Costa Unified’s board voted unanimously to cut $60 million from its budget just two months after a four-day strike ended with a new contract – a sequence that could preview what’s ahead for San Francisco.

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The San Francisco Standard broke the news in on Saturday, February 14, 2026.
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