Vacaville Unified School District
Vacaville Unified School District
Vacaville USD Reopener '23-'24
Vacaville USD Reopener '23-'24 Summary
Vacaville USD Tentative Agreement 2022-07-13
Vacaville USD Compensation Findings TA 2022-08-12
Vacaville USD MOU_Graduation Tech Stipends_2024-04-24
Vacaville USD Transportation_MOU_ESY Attendance Stipend_2024-04-24
Vacaville USD MOU Clerical Titles_2023-06-02
Vacaville USD Summer Alternative MOU (2024-06-06)
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Vacaville Unified School District Classified Workers Vote Overwhelmingly To Authorize Strike
Paraprofessionals, food service workers, custodians, clerical workers, school bus drivers, and other critical school staff will flood the school board meeting on December 19 to speak out
**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
Contact: Chelsea Fink, chelsea.fink@seiu1021.org, (510) 435-8282
Vacaville Unified School District classified professionals authorize strike, flood school board meeting
SEIU 1021 members speak out against harmful medical cuts and ongoing safety concerns
On December 19, over 60 SEIU 1021 members at Vacaville Unified School District attended the VUSD School Board meeting in a final effort to demand the board address the critical issues affecting workers and students. This fight has dragged on for months with little movement from the district. Last week, they voted by 90% to authorize a strike.
Classified workers stand firm in the fight for fair contracts at Vacaville Unified School District
On October 24, SEIU Local 1021 classified workers at Vacaville Unified School District ignited a rallying cry after seven grueling months of contract negotiations. Over 50 members in purple gear asserted their demands for a fair contract that protects accessible healthcare coverage.
Their message was clear: The time for compromise is over, and they will not settle for anything less than the dignity and respect they deserve.
SEIU 1021 members at Vacaville Unified Schools win huge grievance settlement
On April 22, SEIU 1021 won a settlement agreement to repay Vacaville Unified School District (VUSD) members approximately $180,000 after the district erroneously docked their pay.
Classified workers at Vacaville Unified School District continue to show up, speak out
Amid bargaining frustrations, SEIU 1021 members refuse to settle for lowball offers
The fight for more staffing and a livable wage continues!
On Thursday, November 16, over 60 classified Vacaville Unified School District (VUSD) staff members again attended the Board of Trustees meeting to voice their ongoing concerns and frustrations with the District. This follows the November 2 action, where at least 60 members supported each other and shared their frustration with the lack of progress in bargaining due to the District’s ongoing refusal to raise wages above the bare minimum.
Vacaville Unified School District classified workers rally to demand fair wages and support from administration in the face of severe understaffing and safety concerns
On Thursday, November 2nd, over 60 Vacaville Unified School District (VUSD) classified staff attended the Board of Trustees meeting to voice their ongoing concerns and frustrations with the district.
Autumn School Social member event – Nov. 17, 2023
Free food, beer & wine, SEIU 1021 t-shirts, and more!
Calling all SEIU 1021 education members!
Please join us Friday, November 17th, at 5450 Power Inn Rd., from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. for an evening of fun, free food and drinks, prizes, and great conversation with fellow members!
Please RSVP below so that we can be sure to have enough food. You may bring one extra guest.
Public Budgets that Lift Up Public Programs and Working Families
As cities, counties, schools, and other public agencies finalize their budgets, workers who provide vital services are speaking out and ensuring that elected officials are prioritizing programs that put working families first.
At budget forums across city, Oakland workers are standing up to tell City Council members that homelessness, affordable housing, and cleaner, safer streets are priorities for everyone who lives and works in the city, and that these problems demand restored staffing and funding levels.
We Won’t Be Divided by Billionaire Bullies
Bay Area Elected Leaders Pledge Support for Working Families Against Billionaire-Backed Assault