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Group Says Fairfax County Teachers Violated Virginia’s Anti-Striking Law with ‘Sick Out’

Group Says Fairfax County Teachers Violated Virginia’s Anti-Striking Law with ‘Sick Out’

December 30, 2020 by admin in Education News

A nonprofit organization that advocates for families is accusing Fairfax County teachers union officials of violating Virginia law that prohibits public-sector strikes when the union organized with hundreds of teachers to take a mental health sick day in October.

According to Virginia law, a public-sector employee is deemed to have terminated his or her employment if the employee refuses to perform his or her duties as a means to obstruct, impede or suspend an operation of the government employer in concert with two or more employees. The law states such a person will not be eligible for employment by a public agency for 12 months after the strike.

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Educational Choice for Teachers

Educational Choice for Teachers

July 24, 2018 by Chris Smith in Education Fairfax County Republican Committee News

More and more parents are exercising choice in their selection of education for their children.  In North Carolina, removal of charter school caps, creation of vouchers, and expansion of programs for special needs children have resulted in almost 20% of school children enrolled in a school other than  public schools.  Public school enrollment has dropped over 5% since 2010 as an increasing number of parents are seeking alternatives to public education.

However, what about the teachers?  Teachers are limited in…

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