Friction grows between DCPS, teachers

Published April 8, 2012 4:00am ET



The relationship between D.C. Public Schools and its teachers’ union, which have touted collaboration since the resignation of Michelle Rhee, is becoming “a little rough,” the union chief told The Washington Examiner.

On Monday at noon, the Washington Teachers’ Union plans to march on city hall to protest proposed budget cuts that would increase class sizes and cut special education positions in the city’s school system.

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