After a 2-week strike, one of Washington's largest school districts restarted classes Monday morning.
Camas Education Association
in Camas was also on strike, delaying classes for 7,000 students in the district. They reached a contract agreement and were able to restart classes last Friday. The contract included an agreement to limit the number of students per classroom to prevent overcrowding, as well as securing a cost of living adjustment for pay.
“On behalf of the 450 members of the CEA, I wanted to take a few moments to thank you for your support,” Michael Sanchez, CEA Vice President, said in ato the community. “You’ve brought us treats and high fives. You’ve honked and waved in support of our teachers. You spoke at school board meetings. You volunteered to help out however you can.”
Elsewhere in the region, Battle Ground Education Association union members voted against striking despite their contract ending Aug. 31.from Sept. 5, Battle Ground Public Schools said they are working on making “progress toward reaching a new contract.”
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