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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you are only contracted for 12 months--9 of which school is actually in session--and you want to take your vacation for an entire week while school is in session? I'm guessing your boss is going to be a little irritated. Why can't you wait until summer? I mean you have 3 months available...[/quote] $$$ I am not a teacher so no subs would be needed. [/quote] I felt the need to add to this. I don't get winter break or spring break,[b] if I want off during that time I have to use leave. [/b]Summer would make my trip more expensive. I feel like if they only want me to vacation in the summer they should make me a 10 month employee like others. There's nothing major going on while I'm gone. I thought about going during spring break but again the price is ridiculous. [/quote] Why wouldn't you? Teachers and school staff don't actually get paid for breaks. You should be able to use your leave when you want though. [/quote] Some schools allow 12 month staff to have this time off without using their leave. I worked this time period at my last job, but was also allowed to have off when I wanted as long as I had a back up plan. [/quote]
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