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In article <1944@utecfa.UUCP> edusoft@utecfa.UUCP (Educational Software) writes:
>
>well, when i went to public school in Cleveland (way back when) we did
>get all Christian and all Jewish holidays off.  it also seems to me
>that York University (here in Toronto) has a policy where provision
>has to be made by the professors either not to test material which
>was delivered to the class on Jewish holidays or to provide copies
>of the material to students who did not attend the class for such
>religious reasons.

That's standard policy at York and U of T. More interestingly, all
of York University, and the law school at U of T, are closed on
the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur.
The feeling is that it doesn't make
a lot of sense running classes when a large proportion (1/3?) of
students will not be attending.

I usually work on December 25.

Dave Sherman
The Law Society of Upper Canada
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