CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Princeton City Schools bus drivers are looking for the school board to support them as they negotiate with First Student, their employer.
Tuesday, Oct. 13, will mark nine days that the drivers have been on strike, nine days without transportation provided to more than 5,000 students and nine days without pay for the drivers.
Drivers address school board
The board went into executive session following public comment, about three hours before the drivers spoke to reporters.
Lead negotiator and staff representative Derryl Hall said the district is not a direct party to the negotiations or contract disputes, but drivers wanted to appear at Monday night’s board meeting to ask the board to fight for them…