What Minneapolis teachers are asking for, and why the district says it can’t afford it

Thousands of Minneapolis school teachers and support staff rallied at the Minnesota State Capitol on the second day of the Minneapolis teacher's strike on Wednesday. The Minneapolis Federation of Teachers is asking the district to limit class sizes, pay for additional mental health supports for students and increase wages for both classroom teachers and education support professionals.
Caroline Yang for MPR NewsGo Deeper.
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