A group of teachers in St. Johns County plans to protest their salaries on Wednesday, calling it “Work to Contract Day.”
Teachers will be working only the 7.5 hours they’re paid for -- nothing more -- during this protest, and the St. Johns County teacher’s union is leading the charge.
The teachers huddled in front of the flag poll Wednesday before walking in together at 7:45 a.m. Each teacher wore red to symbolize action and change. District officials have declared an “impasse,” meaning an agreement could not be reached between the parties in negotiation.
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