Our Union Contracts
SDUSD
Below you will find the complete text of the new 2022 – 2025 SDEA Collective Bargaining Agreement (contract).
Members with questions about a possible contract violation should contact the site or program Association Representative. If you believe your rights have been violated, work with your AR to initiate the grievance process at your site. AR’s can contact a SDEA Contract Specialist for more information about the contract or on the grievance process at (619) 283-4411.
Use this link to access the most up-to-date salary schedules for SDUSD Employees. Charter teachers, please refer to your respective union contracts for more information.
For more information on the SDEA – SDUSD CBA, including useful information explaining your contract rights, please visit the Contract Resources page.
For additional agreements, like MOU’s on lesson plans and teacher report back days (prep days), among others, recent side letters with SDUSD, and other useful documents, please visit the MOUs and other Agreements Page.
Access Resources for Visiting Teachers here.
Prior Contracts
2017 – 2020 Contract with 2019 Addendum
2014 – 2017 Contract – 2016 Reopener
2008 – 2010 and 2010 – 2013 Contract
Charter School Union Contracts
News
May 16, 2025
Two invites for BIPOC educators!
The San Diego Regional Resource Center's REAC (Racial and Ethnic Affairs Committee) is composed of educators from African American, American Indian/Alaska…
May 16, 2025
Bargaining Follow Up: Ratification of our 1.5% Pay Increase
Last week members on the SDEA Bargaining Team provided a full bargaining update after our May 8 bargaining session, when we reached a tentative agreement on…
May 2, 2025
Know Your Rights: Preparation
As we finish the school year (and maybe have conversations about next year's schedules), here are some contractual rights to keep in mind. Know Your Rights:…
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Still trying to settle Special Education Grievances
The District rejected SDEA’s most recent proposal to resolve Special Education caseload grievances, and instead proposed stipends that short educators once…