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There was another sick-out by the WTU today, this time at Vets: https://warwickpost.com/veterans-jr-high-classes-canceled-due-teacher-absences/

It is becoming ever clearer to those who are paying attention that the WTU sought to delay any progress on the contract until students were back in school so that their members could engineer these publicity stunts. It is becoming more and more clear that the WTU does not want a contract as much as it wants some kind of PR "victory" over the school administration.

What they fail to realize is that, whatever happens, Warwick will continue to be known for union strife in the school department -- and that, as one of the parties that could have solved these issues, the WTU will shoulder a significant portion of the blame. Parents will continue to seek private schools, aspiring teachers will look elsewhere or view Warwick as a stepping-stone job, and another generation of Warwick students will be denied a quality education by the adults who claim to serve them.