Students begin feeling effects of teachers' 'work to rule' policy
Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook staffers Lily Orta, Jacquie Allain, Jamie Price and Fiorella DelZotto, left to right, work to meet their deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples. The students came to work in the administration building to demonstrate against the teachers work-to-rule movement preventing them from working on their publication after school.
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A sign showing yearbook staffers frustration sits on a bench next to a makeshift work area for the students in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. The students came to work in the administration building to demonstrate against the teachers work-to-rule movement preventing them from working on their publication after school.
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Yearbook editor-in-chief Rocio Castineria, 17, works with her colleauges with the Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook to meet their deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. The students came to work in the administration building to demonstrate against the district's causing the teachers' work-to-rule movement preventing them from working on their publication after school.
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Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook staffers Chad Lambertson, left, and Emmie Horamdam work on their yearbook deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. The students came to work in the administration building to demonstrate against the district's causing the teachers' work-to-rule movement preventing them from working on their publication after school.
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Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook staffer Emmie Horamdam works on yearbook deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. The students came to work in the administration building to demonstrate against the district's causing the teachers' work-to-rule movement preventing them from working on their publication after school.
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Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook staffers Lily Orta, Jacquie Allain, Jamie Price and Fiorella DelZotto, left to right, work to meet their deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. With Collier County School District teachers refusing to work more that 7.5 hours a day in a work-to-rule movement, students involved in extra-curricular activities, such as the yearbook, are prevented from working on after school.
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Palmetto Ridge High School yearbook staffers Lily Orta, Jacquie Allain, Jamie Price and Fiorella DelZotto, left to right, work to meet their deadlines in the lobby at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Administration Building on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007, in Naples, Fla. With Collier County School District teachers refusing to work more that 7.5 hours a day in a work-to-rule movement, students involved in extra-curricular activities, such as the yearbook, are prevented from working on after school.
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