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Sheridan Teachers' Strike Enters Fourth Day, No Agreement Reached

4/5/2026

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The Sheridan Schools educator strike in Colorado entered its fourth day with no agreement after a meeting between the Sheridan Educators Association and the Board of Education, which was absent.
Teachers demand reinstatement of contracts and rescission of retaliatory policies.
The strike disrupted classes for three days, affecting over 900 students.
Superintendent Dr. Gianni Thompson said the district remains committed to negotiating, and teachers seek bargaining rights.

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Story summary

The Sheridan Schools educator strike in Colorado entered its fourth day with no agreement after a meeting between the Sheridan Educators Association and the Board of Education, which was absent.
Teachers demand reinstatement of contracts and rescission of retaliatory policies.
The strike disrupted classes for three days, affecting over 900 students.
Superintendent Dr. Gianni Thompson said the district remains committed to negotiating, and teachers seek bargaining rights.