January 05, 2019

Proposed bills of particular interest to school administrators vetoed by the Governor


Proposed bills of particular interest to school administrators vetoed by the Governor
Source: Attorney Douglas E. Gerhardt, Harris Beach, PLLC

Douglas E. Gerhardt, Esq., a partner with the Harris Beach, PLLC law firm, has posted an article addressing two significant bills of interest to school administrators that were passed by the State legislature. One bill would have harmonized certain tenure laws, the second sought to remove the salary cap currently in effect applicable to BOCES superintendents. Both bills were vetoed by the Governor. 

Mr. Gerhardt discusses the impact of these vetoes on school districts and administrators in New York state public schools.

The article is posted on the Internet at:
https://www.harrisbeach.com/new-york-municipalities-blog/governor-vetoes-two-key-bills-for-school-administrators-in-final-hours-of-2018/?utm_source=Constant%20Contact&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Blog&utm_term=vetoes%20for%20school%20districts&utm_content=Governor%20Vetoes%20Two%20Key%20Bills%20for%20School%20Administrators%20in%20Final%20Hours%20of%202018


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