Minneapolis teachers end strike. Classes to resume Tuesday after 14 missed days

The Minneapolis teachers union announced Sunday that its membership had approved a collective bargaining agreement with the city school district, ending a prolonged strike that cost the city’s public schools 14 days of classes.

The Minneapolis Federation of Teachers approved a tentative agreement with the school district Sunday, ending the weekslong strike. Seventy-five percent of the union’s membership voted in favor of the agreement.