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SECTION 25-2-25

§ 25-2-25 National Women's History Week.– The calendar week containing March eighth, "International Women's Day," in eachyear is designated as "National Women's History Week." The governor shall issuean annual proclamation inviting and urging the people of the state to observethe week in schools and other suitable places with appropriate exercises andstudy with an emphasis on the historical accomplishments of Rhode Island women.The department of elementary and secondary education, and the Rhode Islandcommission on women shall make appropriate information regarding the observanceavailable to the people of the state and to schools within the limits of theirbudgets.

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SECTION 25-2-25

§ 25-2-25 National Women's History Week.– The calendar week containing March eighth, "International Women's Day," in eachyear is designated as "National Women's History Week." The governor shall issuean annual proclamation inviting and urging the people of the state to observethe week in schools and other suitable places with appropriate exercises andstudy with an emphasis on the historical accomplishments of Rhode Island women.The department of elementary and secondary education, and the Rhode Islandcommission on women shall make appropriate information regarding the observanceavailable to the people of the state and to schools within the limits of theirbudgets.

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SECTION 25-2-25

§ 25-2-25 National Women's History Week.– The calendar week containing March eighth, "International Women's Day," in eachyear is designated as "National Women's History Week." The governor shall issuean annual proclamation inviting and urging the people of the state to observethe week in schools and other suitable places with appropriate exercises andstudy with an emphasis on the historical accomplishments of Rhode Island women.The department of elementary and secondary education, and the Rhode Islandcommission on women shall make appropriate information regarding the observanceavailable to the people of the state and to schools within the limits of theirbudgets.