In this week's round-up from npr_ed: The Denver teacher's strike ended this week, and designer Desmond 'Des Money' Owusu unveiled a new clothing line for students at an African-centered school in Chicago.
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Denver teacher strike: What to know before walkout MondayTeachers all over the USA have gone on strike in the past year. Denver could be next. What a teachers' strike means for parents, students in Denver
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Lawsuit Claims Denver Teacher Strike Could Harm Special Needs StudentsThe lawsuit alleges that children with severe disabilities might hurt themselves without trained teachers and caregivers present. The school district says the suit is based on 'speculation.'
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Denver teacher strike: What to know as thousands walk out, hoping for better payTeachers all over the USA have gone on strike in the past year. Now it's Denver's turn. What a teachers' strike means for parents, students in Denver
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Denver teachers strike enters 2nd day as negotiations set to resumeThe strike affecting about 71,000 students in the school district began Monday after a round of last-minute talks broke down over the weekend.
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ABC News @ABCHAPPENING NOW: Thousands of Denver public school teachers go on strike in fight for higher pay.
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Denver teachers go on strike after failing to reach pay dealDenver teachers go on strike after failing to reach a deal with administrators on pay; school district says schools will remain open during the strike and will be staffed by administrators and substitute teachers.
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