After four days of disruptive strike action, San Francisco teachers have reached a tentative deal with the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), effectively ending the first teachers strike in decades. The strike, which left around 50,000 students without classes, was primarily focused on demands for better wages and health benefits. Amid ongoing negotiations, school closures extended for a full week, highlighting the tensions between educators and district officials. The resolution comes after significant public demonstrations, including a rally with thousands of teachers braving the rain. SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su faced criticism during the strike regarding her own salary while teachers advocated for improved working conditions. As the district and union finalize their agreement, parents are relieved to see the schools set to reopen.