PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – If Rhode Island wants to enact a statewide contract for all public school teachers, it would need to change “a variety of laws and procedures,” according to a report released Wednesday.
The 28-page report, prepared by Boston-based District Management Council, breaks down a slew of factors lawmakers should consider as they explore a statewide contract, but does not offer a recommendation on whether the state should adopt one agreement for all teachers.
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