Dublin teachers union, district still ‘far apart’ as strike continues
By Jason Green
Published on March 11, 2026.
The striking Dublin Teachers Association and the Dublin Unified School District have yet to reach a resolution. The union is seeking salary increases, smaller class sizes, and reduced workloads. The district is also working on how many teachers may need to be laid off to offset an $8.4 million deficit. The strike, which began Monday, is set to continue until Wednesday.
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