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Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Interim Arrangement Gives Rhode Island Teachers Good Friday Off This Year As Lawsuit Advances
The Providence Journal reported ysterday the Cranston, Rhode Island School Department has reached a short-term settlement with the Cranston Teachers' Alliance in a lawsuit over teachers' right under the collective bargaining contract to take off for Good Friday. (See prior posting.) Teachers who put in their requests by Wednesday can take Good Friday off this year. When the court ultimately interprets the collective barganing contract, teachers could be forced to pay the district back for the day off.
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