Campbell School Board takes steps to prepare for possible strike
Administrators at the Campbell Board of Education are preparing for the possibility of an upcoming teacher strike.

Administrators at the Campbell Board of Education are preparing for the possibility of an upcoming teacher strike.
The board unanimously approved a plan Monday that allows the superintendent to take different steps to keep school doors open if a strike takes place.
The plan includes hiring security and licensed teaching professionals.
A release from the board says the strike will not affect regularly scheduled school days.
The Campbell Education Association - which represents about 91 teachers in the district - says negotiations during 11 sessions have not gone well since their most recent contract expired.
In July, members of the Campbell Education Association authorized union leaders to issue a ten-day strike notification if contract talks fail to come up with a new labor agreement. It would begin August 20, just two days before classes begin.
The next bargaining session is set for next Tuesday.