Evening star., 1945-11-04
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Old Pertinent Views on Representation;
Movement for Sick Leave for Teachers
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

Movement tor Sick Leave for Teachers
BY c. sUTER.
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Sick Leave for Public School Teachers
That sick leave public school teachers is pob
an not generally known Nor is
absent they required a has
long time been considered unfair pupi
movement for the correction of this situation started
groups affiliated with the Federation Associations to ion
nem Federation
That association has recently adopted.
ihe proposed action is based
Ina the Board Education
annually with for all school
CURED Such leave be accumulated
compensation time separation or retirement
the employe" - = 0 -
In supporting this proposal they call fact that
result OF this lack of sick
oeng uy Both teacher pupils handicapped when
one who is i'll attempts rr ~
claimed by to the annual Dis
oudget would be close to assuming that