Camas School District: $8 million projected budget deficit, ‘layoffs are coming’
not impact student learning,” said Shelley Houle, president of the Camas Education Association (CEA).
CEA will be working closely with CSD
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Washington Education Association
CEA: We Teach Camas
The Camas Educational Association is a union of over 450 professional educators, counselors, specialists and teacher-librarians committed to improving the lives of more than 5000 students in the Camas School District.
The Camas Education Association (CEA) and the Camas School District (CSD) have achieved a settlement in time to prevent a work stoppage strike. Just in time for Labor Day, CEA and CSD achieved a Tentative Two-Year Agreement that brings total individual educator compensation in year one ranging at entry from $50,727 to a maximum of $97,529 for educators with 16 or more years of experience as well as a Master’s Degree plus ninety college credits. The salary range in 2019-20 is from $52,868 to $100,110 with 15 or more years of experience and a Masters plus ninety college credits.
The Camas Education Association will be meeting for a private association meeting to review and ratify the full Tentative Agreement on Monday (Labor Day), September 3rd at 5:00pm.
CEA and CSD are excited to have achieved this agreement and look forward to greeting the students of the Camas School District on the first day of school, Tuesday, September 4th.
Looking for our CEA membership updates?
You can find them here: camaseducationassociation.wordpress.com/membership-updates/
Contact a CEA Executive Board Member for the password.
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