Baltimore Schools and Teachers Union Agree to Two-Year Pay Increase
Baltimore schools and the teachers union have agreed to a 2-year pay increase for educators.
Baltimore, MD, October 22, 2026 —
Baltimore schools and the teachers union have agreed to a pay increase for educators covering a two-year period, according to the information provided. The agreement establishes a timeline for the increase, but its financial terms and other details were not specified.
The available information does not state the size of the raises, when they would take effect, or how they would be distributed during the two years. It also does not identify the parties by their formal names or clarify which educators are covered.
No information was provided about whether the agreement is part of a broader contract, whether it requires approval by another party, or when it was reached. The details of any related changes to benefits, working conditions, or other employment terms were also not included.
As a result, the agreement can be described as a two-year pay increase, but its practical effect on individual educators cannot be determined from the information available. Further specifics would be needed to establish the amount of the increase and the schedule for its implementation. No statements from the schools or the union were included.
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