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Pulaski Schools Staff Strike Continues

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Parents in the Pulaski County School District will still have to take their children to school next week. Bus drivers and hundreds of other support staffers say they`ll continue their strike. Their union, PASS, met Friday night and Saturday morning to make the decision. This after, the school board, voted against the union`s proposal to return to work on Monday and hold meetings over the next 30 days to work out their differences. The union went on strike last MOnday over a bus drivers` salary dispute with the district.

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