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"Hi, I'm Susana Cordova, Superintendent in the Denver Public Schools.
Tonight, we learned that the DCTA voted to endorse a strike.
The most important thing that I can share, is that school will be open tomorrow.
The earliest that this strike vote could take effect would be Monday, January 28th.
And tomorrow, and the rest of this week, we will have school functioning just as normal.
The most recent proposal that DPS offered our teachers, we believe addressed many of
the concerns that were raised.
It had additional money for base salary increases, including 26.5 million additional dollars
beyond our Pro Comp funds, to have base salary increases for everyone.
And it was an average 10-percent increase for our teachers.
It included a clear and transparent salary table with multiple ways to grow your salary,
including ways that didn't cost any money at all for our teachers (like longevity increases).
And important from our perspective, it included Title 1 incentives to bring teachers to work
in our high-poverty schools, and retention incentives to incentivize people to stay in
our 30 highest-priority schools.
Now I know there are people who did not feel that this proposal was enough, that we needed
to be able to do more.
I want to assure you that we're doing everything we can, including cutting our central office,
to help fund this proposal.
We'll be cutting well over 10-million dollars out of the central office to ensure that we
have funds for our teacher compensation – something that I know is really critical to our teachers
and our community.
We're also really fortunate that our governor is working to create a better environment
for funding in our state.
Colorado has under-funded our schools for well over a decade.
Governor Polis has come ready to try to address that with increased funds, including funding
for all-day kindergarten, which will allow us to free up some of the investments we've
made here in Denver for all-day kindergarten, and use that funding to help compensate our
teachers.
Now I know this can be a really challenging time for families.
So, we've created a resource guide that you can use both to talk to your children
about what's happening in our schools, and so that you have information that's easy
to find, easy to use and available in many languages.
So that you'll know how to make sure that your kids are well taken care of during this
time.
I want to assure you that we remain open to working with our teachers to get to an agreement.
We think it's really important that we do.
Nobody wants to be in the position that we're in, and our goal is to continue negotiating
so that we can find a solution to where we are.
That resource guide is available on our website, at www.dpsk12.org.
And as I mentioned, it is available in several different languages.
If you have any questions, you can always give us a call at our family and constituency
hotline.
That number is 720-423-3054.
I want to assure you that during this time, our focus is always going to be on our kids.
We're keeping our schools open so that we can support our students both in their academic
development, as well as making sure they have access to both breakfast and lunch in all
our schools where we serve that.
I want to thank you for your time, for your support, and for your belief in the Denver
Public Schools.
We're equally committed to making sure that we get to a resolution for this situation.
And we look forward to sharing more updates with you as we have them.
Thank you."
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