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Proposed legislation could end the Providence Schools takeover in 2023

Proposed legislation could end the Providence Schools takeover in 2023 Published Mon May 24 2021 09:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by John Bender Legislation set to be introduced this week would put a two-year limit on state control over any school district in Rhode Island. Senate Majority Whip Maryellen Goodwin (D-Providence) said Friday she plans to introduce the legislation on Tuesday. The state takeover of the Providence schools began in November of 2019 and is expected to last five years. In the case of the Providence schools, the clock would start ticking after the legislation is adopted. If approved by this summer, that would mean an end to the state takeover at the end of the 2022-2023 school year.

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Providence Superintendent Terminated After Hiring Row

Updated 2 hours ago Rhode Island education officials have reached an agreement with the superintendent of Providence schools to terminate his contract in the wake of criticism about a hiring decision. Rhode Island Education Commissioner Angelica Infante-Green asked Providence Schools Superintendent Harrison Peters to resign several days ago. Peters had been the subject of criticism due to his hiring Olayinka Alege, a school administrator who was charged with the assault of a teenager in April. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Peters is to be paid about $170,000 to leave, the Boston Globe reported. That s about half what his contract required if he had been terminated without cause, the paper reported.

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Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit

Senator Louis DiPalma, who chaired an explosive Senate Oversight Committee hearing on Peters Monday, called the severance "unconscionable."

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Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit, prompting

Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit, prompting Linda Borg, The Providence Journal © Sandor Bodo/The Providence Journal, file Harrison Peters, the departing superintendent of Providence Public Schools, said he knew about accusations against a school administrator in Florida but knew the man and trusted his word that the conduct would not be repeated. PROVIDENCE Elected and union leaders reacted with dismay over the $169,118 severance offered to Superintendent Harrison Peters to get him to step down Friday night. Sen. Louis DiPalma, who chaired an explosive Senate Oversight Committee hearing on Peters Monday, called the severance unconscionable in an interview Saturday. At this point, Peters should have been terminated for cause, he said. Looking at all of the facts, we should not have been in this situation. This is a distraction. The district s 25,000 students should be our focus.

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