Dixon Unified School District
Dixon Unified School District
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Download the Dixon Unified School District Agreement (2022 to 2025)
Download the Dixon Unified School District Proposed Side-letter Agreement (06/14/22)
Download the Dixon Unified School District MOU Reopening Schools Sideletter Agreement (2019-2021)
(Still) fighting for a fair contract: tensions escalate between union members and disdainful DUSD Board president
At the Thursday, April 16, Dixon Unified School District board meeting, tensions between DUSD classified professionals and district leadership were on full display. SEIU 1021 members showed up to speak about ongoing contract negotiations, which began last May. They were met with dismissive and, at times, mocking responses from union-endorsed Board President Julian Cuevas, who seems to have forgotten his once-solid union values.
DUSD Board Action – April 16, 2026
WHEN WE FIGHT, WE WIN!
Calling all SEIU 1021 DUSD education members!
On Thursday, April 16, at 5:00 pm, we are asking SEIU 1021 members to attend the DUSD board meeting, speak up, and remind the board to bargain in good faith. Pizza will be served for attendees.
Join us on April 16 and share how important this contract is to you!
Show up. Support your bargaining team. Wear purple!
Let’s keep pushing to win the contract we deserve.
WHAT: DUSD Board Meeting
WHEN: Thursday, April 16, 2026, at 5:00 pm
WHERE: Anderson Elementary, 415 East C Street, Dixon
SEIU 1021 members at Dixon Unified School District win big raises in reopener negotiations
On Thursday, January 16, SEIU 1021 members and Dixon Unified School District ratified a tentative agreement in their reopener negotiations. Members voted by 98% in favor of the agreement, which includes a 6% raise retroactive to July 1, 2024, and a 1% raise retro to July 1, 2023.
SEIU 1021 Dixon Unified School District classified professionals and teachers stand united in the face of stagnant negotiations
On Thursday, May 16th, SEIU 1021 Dixon Unified Schools classified professionals joined the Dixon Teachers Association (DTA) in solidarity as both unions face unmet demands for increased school investment during negotiations.
Autumn School Social member event – Nov. 17, 2023
Free food, beer & wine, SEIU 1021 t-shirts, and more!
Calling all SEIU 1021 education members!
Please join us Friday, November 17th, at 5450 Power Inn Rd., from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. for an evening of fun, free food and drinks, prizes, and great conversation with fellow members!
Please RSVP below so that we can be sure to have enough food. You may bring one extra guest.
Worker power wins again!
Dixon Unified School District classified employees ratify hard-fought agreement
In another example of workers uniting to achieve victory, Dixon Unified School District (DUSD) classified employees ratified a hard-fought tentative agreement on May 31, with 97% of voting members voting YES.
Following a historic vote to authorize a strike on May 3 and then a rally May 18 at the Dixon school board meeting, where classified staff and allies demanded the district address high turnover and short staffing caused by inadequate wages, the once largely inflexible board seems to have experienced a wake-up call.
We got a tentative agreement!
Ratification vote scheduled for May 31
SUMMARY OF TENTATIVE AGREEMENT (as of 5/23/23)
Great news! We reached an agreement that the bargaining team is proud to bring to you all and recommend a “YES” vote! A HUGE thank you to the bargaining team for all their hard work at the table and our membership’s willingness to step up and show up (over and over) to school board meetings and make their voices heard. Here is the agreement:
Dixon USD classified workers demand better for students and staff
Workers unite to tell the school board to bargain in good faith
Dixon Unified School District classified workers are speaking out and showing up! On Thursday, May 18, Dixon USD classified employees and allies attended the Dixon school board meeting to demand the district take urgent action to address high turnover and short staffing caused by inadequate wages.
Dixon Unified Schools classified workers vote to authorize strike
The district’s lowest-paid employees, including paraprofessionals, nutrition service workers, clerical staff, and custodians, are demanding the district take urgent action to address high turnover and short staffing caused by inadequate wages
May 3, the Dixon Unified School District (DUSD) chapter announced the results of votes by members to authorize a strike — a first for this chapter. A large majority of members – who work as paraprofessionals supporting the district’s special-needs students, nutrition service workers who make sure Dixon students get hot meals every day, staff who keep Dixon schools running smoothly, and custodians, campus monitors, grounds and maintenance staff who keep the schools clean and safe, and various other classified staff – voted yes.
SEIU 1021 Dixon Unified Chapter Strike Assessment
To get the contract we need to retain and recruit staff at Dixon Unified, we are going to have to take collective action to show we are UNITED and ready to FIGHT! It will take ALL OF US!
Despite our bargaining team’s hard work over 11 months of
negotiations, the Dixon Unified School District has not settled a
fair contract with their classified employees. Despite giving
huge raises to administrators, the District is only offering a 3%
raise for classified staff (in addition to the 5% that was given
in June of 2022). Dixon USD has $2.73 million above the reserves
required by the State of California, but they are refusing to
give us a fair contract.
Responses due by April 14, 2023.
Dixon Unified School District classified staff pack school board meeting to demand living wage
The Dixon Unified School District school board meeting was flooded with a sea of purple last Thursday, March 2, as over 65 classified employees packed the chambers to share their stories during public comment and show support for their bargaining team, who have been negotiating a successor contract for 11 months.
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