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Rhode Island Commissioner Halts Use of Seniority for Teacher Assignments

By Christopher A. Tracey on November 4, 2009
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Rhode Island Commissioner of Education Deborah Gist recently ordered all school districts in Rhode Island to cease using teacher seniority as the sole determinant of teacher assignment. Click here for the press release. The Superintendent cited the state’s new Basic Education Plan as providing the authority to order such an action. All superintendents are required by the order to address teacher assignment plans as the contracts come up for renewal.

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Chris represents public school districts in all areas of school law, and has a particular experience regarding special education, education reform, and budgetary matters, including issues related to Connecticut’s statutory “Minimum Budget Requirement.”

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