DCPS, union to start work on new contract

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D.C. Public Schools is scheduled to begin negotiations on a new contract with its teachers union next week, a grueling process that took nearly three years and the intervention of a mediator last go-around. Neither party wants a repeat of what Washington Teachers’ Union President Nathan Saunders calls “a movie miniseries in and of itself.”

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