Teachers in Gloucester, Beverly and Marblehead remained locked ... Our unions are broken financially, but our will and our spirit are far from broken.” Educators from the North Shore communities delivered a message to Gov. Maura Healey and lawmakers ...

Educators in Marblehead, Beverly, and Gloucester remained steadfast in their separate teachers strikes, despite Boston.com readers' disapproval .

Rallying outside the State House, North Shore teachers raised up their demands and called on legislators and the governor to help end the strike.

Teachers strikes will continue in three North Shore communities Tuesday, though negotiators reported some “significant progress” in contract talks Monday.

Negotiations between educators and school committees in Marblehead, Beverly, and Gloucester remain unresolved as the teacher strikes continued on Monday.

District officials and union representatives in all three communities are still divided on key issues, including paid parental leave and wages for teachers and teaching assistants.

Teachers in Gloucester, Beverly and Marblehead will remain on strike heading into another school week as halting negotiations failed to reach a deal again over the weekend.

As teacher strikes in Marblehead, Gloucester and Beverly continue, teachers' unions and school committees are reporting slow progress.

While the three strikes are separate, some of the sticking points have been the same — as they have in a recent wave of other teacher strikes across the state.

Educators are pushing for better pay and other benefits, but their school committees argue these strikes are illegal in Massachusetts.

Three North Shore communities alerted parents there would be no classes for students yet again as their respective teachers’ unions and city officials could not agree on a contract.