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263 Ala. 372. 82 So.2d 549 ( 1955). 22. Collins v. Wolfson, 498 F.2d 1100. 1103-4 (5th Cir. 1974). 23. See.e.g .. Si.n. , -xrel Chapdelaine v.Torrence.532S.W.2d542, 549 (Tenn. 1976). But see Garovoy v. Board of Educ.,41 Conn. L. J., no. 7. p. 8(1979). in which the Connecticut Supreme Court refused to allow a tenured music teacher whose position had been eliminated to bump a nontenured music teacher. 24. See, e.g., Jordan! v. Independent School Dist. No. 129, 302 Mum 281.. 29'.. 22.". N.W.2d224.... 23(11197 1!. 18 SCHOOL LAW BULLETIN recent hires. 25 It also will frequently mean discharging teachers in areas recently added that are more vital to the curriculum than areas, such as art and music, taught by more senior faculty. It may also mean reducing or eliminating support programs or instruction in legally mandated areas, such as those for handicapped chil- dren. For these reasons a school board should adopt a RIF policy that authorizes it and its administrators to consider factors other than seniority in determining which employee should be laid off.
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