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Teachers dispute threatens summer school

Prince George School District Superintendent Brian Pepper admits he’s concerned about the effect the teachers dispute may have on summer school this year.

Pepper says summer school runs for four weeks in July each year and is accessed by over 300 students.

The BCTF and Victoria remain at odds over a new deal with no new talks planned for this week.

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