The Newton Teachers Association said Mayor Ruthanne Fuller must provide the School Committee funding to close a $15 million contract gap.
Despite hopes that proposal exchanges would produce a breakthrough, buildings will remain closed on Thursday.
The National Education Association president was in Newton on Wednesday in support of the striking teachers.
Mayor Ruthanne Fuller said she expects a new proposal from the Newton Teachers Association at noon on Wednesday.
The School Committee said that while there remains a "substantial gap" in proposals it hopes the sides are "nearing an agreement" on a deal.
The Newton School Committee said all buildings will remain closed amid the ongoing work stoppage.
The Newton Teachers Association: "As resolute as ever to secure the contract our students and educators need and deserve."
Momentum in talks broke down on Sunday while the classrooms remain closed into a third week.
Both the Newton Teachers Association and School Committee expressed pessimism about an agreement Sunday afternoon.
The Newton Teachers Association is already facing $375,000 in fines for the illegal strike with schools closed for the past six days.
After claiming some progress on Wednesday, negotiations stall as school is canceled for a sixth day and the union faces escalating fines.
Despite more reports of progress, no deal was reached to end the work stoppage on Thursday.
The Newton Teachers Association said "progress was made" Wednesday as it faces another $200,000 in fines for an illegal strike.
The Newton Teachers Association had reported "progress made" in areas of parental leave and salaries.
The group calling itself Concerned Taxpayers and/or Parents in Newton has gained more than 1,000 signatures for #FullerFindTheFunds.
Newton teachers will be on the picket lines and rally for a fourth straight school day amid escalating fines for an illegal strike.
The Newton Teachers Association will incur a $50,000 fine as the strike extends into a fourth school day.
NTA Statement: "Our fight for the funding our schools deserve is greater than the need to obey laws that attempt to silence us."
A day of negotiations did not result in a agreement after the second day of canceled classes on Monday.
The Newton Teachers Association membership took to the streets of the city instead of the classrooms for a second school day on Monday.
Newton teachers have until Sunday afternoon to call off the strike or they could incur fines for an illegal strike.
All Newton Public Schools buildings are closed with sports, arts, after-school activities and community education programs canceled.
UPDATE: Newton will be closed on Friday as teachers walk off the job amid a five-month contract impasse.
The teachers union said: "We’ve reached a critical point in contract negotiations."
The teachers union held a press conference five days after taking a "no confidence" vote in Mayor Ruthanne Fuller and the School Committee.
The Newton Teachers Association vote comes as educators pass the 100-day mark working without a contract.
The Caroll Center is preparing for an expected surge in demand for vision loss programs due to changing demographic and health trends.
A program being used in Newton Public Schools is starting conversations between the students and the teachers. It's called "Sown to Grow."
BC's co-ed swim team was suspended last month due to alleged hazing. Now, members of that team have filed a suit against school officials.
The fundraising effort will help support academics, financial aid and student life. Find out how much money the school hopes to raise.
The school's athletic program indefinitely suspended the teams last week after multiple hazing allegations.
Hundreds of MA students were among the more than 16,000 national semifinalists announced in the 69th National Merit Scholarship Program.
The Rashi School and Summer 365, experts in the summer camp arena, have partnered to present SUMMER 365 LIVE: THE FALL TOUR
"I've got my fan," said Boston University student Kai Farr. "My bedside fan, my big box fan, a central fan."
Newton students return on Sept. 5. Here are key dates to know.
Yocheved Fleischmann received a Program Award in General Business: Hospitality Management.
Approximately 3,800 students have won college-sponsored National Merit Scholarship awards financed by 153 U.S. colleges and universities.
The inaugural episode of "The BayWatch" was created, written, produced, and edited by six student interns.
Newton South High School’s Joshua Sebastian earned the National Merit University of Texas at Dallas Scholarship.
Over 400 people turned out for The Rashi School’s annual fundraising and community event at the Seaport Hotel Boston