Oklahoma teachers walk out, saying $6,000 raise not enough

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Public schools for more than two-thirds of Oklahoma’s 700,000 students closed Monday because of teacher walkouts that are expected to extend through Tuesday.

The striking teachers are demanding higher salaries and a larger budget, arguing that recently passed pay raises averaging more than $6,000 are not enough.

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