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SECTION 16-16-7

   § 16-16-7  Credit for military leave.– Any teacher who has been granted or shall be granted an official leave ofabsence by his or her superiors to enter the armed services of the UnitedStates shall have his or her service counted in his or her years of teaching,and his or her leave of absence shall in no way interrupt the continuity of hisor her teaching service which for the purpose of computing retirement benefitsunder the state retirement system shall be deemed to be continuous service,provided the teacher was teaching for a minimum of six (6) months immediatelyprior to entry into the armed services and returned or returns to activeteaching within one year following the date of his or her honorable dischargefrom the armed services, but in no event shall the credit exceed a maximum offour (4) years.

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Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-16 > Chapter-16-16 > 16-16-7

SECTION 16-16-7

   § 16-16-7  Credit for military leave.– Any teacher who has been granted or shall be granted an official leave ofabsence by his or her superiors to enter the armed services of the UnitedStates shall have his or her service counted in his or her years of teaching,and his or her leave of absence shall in no way interrupt the continuity of hisor her teaching service which for the purpose of computing retirement benefitsunder the state retirement system shall be deemed to be continuous service,provided the teacher was teaching for a minimum of six (6) months immediatelyprior to entry into the armed services and returned or returns to activeteaching within one year following the date of his or her honorable dischargefrom the armed services, but in no event shall the credit exceed a maximum offour (4) years.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-16 > Chapter-16-16 > 16-16-7

SECTION 16-16-7

   § 16-16-7  Credit for military leave.– Any teacher who has been granted or shall be granted an official leave ofabsence by his or her superiors to enter the armed services of the UnitedStates shall have his or her service counted in his or her years of teaching,and his or her leave of absence shall in no way interrupt the continuity of hisor her teaching service which for the purpose of computing retirement benefitsunder the state retirement system shall be deemed to be continuous service,provided the teacher was teaching for a minimum of six (6) months immediatelyprior to entry into the armed services and returned or returns to activeteaching within one year following the date of his or her honorable dischargefrom the armed services, but in no event shall the credit exceed a maximum offour (4) years.