Rhode Island § 16-12-7 § 16-12-7. Maximum school year in state schools.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-12-7 — § 16-12-7. Maximum school year in state schools.

Rhode Island § 16-12-7

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-12Rights and Duties of Teachers Generally

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-12-7 (2026).

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§ 16-12-7. Maximum school year in state schools.
(a) No teacher as defined in this section shall be required to teach classes in any of
            the state institutions named in this section for a maximum of more than one hundred
            and ninety (190) days in any one school year.
         
(b) The term "teacherâ€� as used in this section is deemed to mean every person for whose
            position a certificate issued by the department of elementary and secondary education
            is required by law, and who is, or may be, employed by the state in a teaching capacity
            in any of the various correctional, medical, educational, mental, and any other type

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§ 16-12-7. Maximum school year in state schools.

(a) No teacher as defined in this section shall be required to teach classes in any of the state institutions named in this section for a maximum of more than one hundred and ninety (190) days in any one school year.

(b) The term "teacherâ€� as used in this section is deemed to mean every person for whose position a certificate issued by the department of elementary and secondary education is required by law, and who is, or may be, employed by the state in a teaching capacity in any of the various correctional, medical, educational, mental, and any other types of similar public institutions owned and operated by this state.