Kuna Bus Drivers Successfully Oppose Contractor Bid
Nearly 40 transportation employees saved their jobs with convincing testimony to trustees.
Emotional tears and pleas from bus drivers persuaded Kuna School District trustees to unanimously approve keeping transportation duties in-house rather than seeking an outside contractor.
- Nearly 40 bus drivers, dispatchers and bus aides attended the board meeting.
- Two transportation employees argued their case before the board during the public comment period.
"I lose my job, I lose my benefits, I lose my PERSI, we lose everything,"
bus driver Guadalupe Ballesteros told Idaho Education News.
Author's summary: Kuna bus drivers save jobs with emotional testimony.
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