The , which was expected in March, is still nowhere in sight, according to member Sue Burman.
Residents—and negotiators for the school board and teachers association—have been anxious for the report and the impetus it may provide in the talks, which have been
Originally, the district had been told to expect the report 45 days after representatives of both the district and Warren Township Education Association met with Thomas D. Hartigan on Dec. 7 and Jan. 13. The report will be made public 10 days after both negotiating teams receive it.
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Despite the lack of movement from the fact finder, Burman said the negotiators have continued to meet and will meet again.
"The board is committed to continuing discussions with the WTEA in an effort to bring the current contract negotiations to a close," she said.
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WTEA President Fran Blabolil did not respond to requests for comments on the fact finder's report.
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