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Puerto Rico schools set 11 days without classes in November

The Department of Education announced the break for November 2025, and a union leader is fighting how staff days are counted.

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The Puerto Rico Department of Education announced 11 consecutive days without classes during November 2025. [1] The decision also reaches the people who keep the schools running. Israel Marrero, president of the SPT-SEIU union, demanded that the department not deduct vacation days from staff without their consent. [2] Marrero's demand points to the question the 11-day break leaves open for workers: whether days off the calendar come out of their own leave. The two facts here set the stretch and the dispute over who pays for it.
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  1. The Puerto Rico Department of Education announced 11 consecutive days without classes during November 2025. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
  2. SPT-SEIU president Israel Marrero demanded the Puerto Rico Department of Education not deduct vacation days from staff without their consent. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
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