The striking educators received substantial raises, but union leaders in all three districts admit they did not get everything they wanted,

Class is back in session Wednesday in Beverly and Marblehead on the North Shore after teachers unions reached a deal with their districts ahead of the holiday break, ending weeks of strikes. Beverly students missed 12 days of class during the 19-day strike -- the longest in Massachusetts in decades.

Teachers from across the state will be rallying at the State House Tuesday morning as union leaders will be meeting with Governor Maura Healey to discuss the ongoing strikes in Marblehead and Beverly.

Friday marked two full school weeks of missed classes for students in Beverly and Gloucester and nine days for Marblehead learners.Striking<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

As three North Shore towns continued their separate teacher strikes on Monday, what changes would you like to see for public school educators?

"The Marblehead School Committee and the Marblehead Education Association have reached tentative agreements, and employees will be returning to work and schools will reopen on Wed

The Marblehead Education Association is the second North Shore teachers union to secure a favorable contract after voting to walk off the job this month.

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After over two weeks of teachers striking, both Marblehead and Beverly Public Schools are set to reopen Wednesday. “The Marblehead School Committee and the Marblehead Education Association have reached tentative agreements,

Students will return to the classroom Wednesday in the Massachusetts communities of Beverly and Marblehead. The Marblehead School Committee said late Tuesday afternoon that it had reached a tentative deal with the Marblehead Education Association.