Rhode Island S3137 requires teachers suspended for criminal conduct to repay salary if convicted of a felony, minus taxes and benefits.
Rhode Island S3137 amends the state's teachers' tenure law to mandate that teachers under suspension for criminal conduct repay their salary if convicted of a felony, minus any amounts paid for taxes and employee benefits. The bill also includes a typographical correction. This change ensures that teachers found guilty of serious offenses must compensate the school district for their earnings during the suspension period.
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