Byline: Bill Eager Staff writer
Teachers and administrators from the Shenendehowa School District return to the bargaining table today in what has been called a critical session, but the teachers apparently don't expect a settlement.
Instead, it appears the two sides remain far apart on how best to close a $2 million gap and offset more than 50 layoffs that will mean larger - and fewer - classes in the Capital District's largest school district come September.
Today's meeting will be held before a Public Employee Relations Board hearing officer, the third such meeting in the last two weeks. The two sides also have met privately, but, despite …
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