Statement: “Either party can reopen in future years for those articles pertaining to Health and Welfare and Wages,” said a San Diego Unified School District financial disclosure, signed March 1, 2010 by Superintendent Bill Kowba and former Chief Financial Officer James Masias.
Analysis: Last year, the San Diego Unified School District entered into a three-year contract with its teachers union that the district is already attempting to renegotiate. In the deal, struck in the midst of financial distress, teachers agreed to five unpaid days off for each of the first two years, saving the district about $20 million a year.
Fact Check: District Claims It Can Reopen Labor Talks
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