APPEAL OF ALTON SCHOOL DIST.

Nos. 93-164, 93-684, 93-685, 94-059

140 N.H. 303 (1995)

APPEAL OF ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT (New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board) APPEAL OF ROCHESTER FEDERATION OF TEACHERS (New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board) APPEAL OF CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT (New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board)

Supreme Court of New Hampshire.

October 24, 1995.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Kidder & Burke, of Laconia (Bradley F. Kidder on the brief and orally), for petitioner Alton School District and respondent Rochester School Board.

Steven R. Sacks, of Concord, staff attorney, NEA-New Hampshire, by brief and orally, for respondents Alton Teachers Association, Conway Education Association, and Conway Educational Support Personnel Association.

Krasner Professional Association, of Farmington (Emmanuel Krasner on the brief and orally), for petitioner Rochester Federation of Teachers.

Jay C. Boynton, of Andover, by brief and orally, for petitioner Conway School District.

Craig, Wenners, Craig & Casinghino, of Manchester (Vincent A. Wenners, Jr. on the brief), for respondent American Federation of State, County, & Municipal Employees.

Hastings Law Office, P.A., of Fryeburg, Maine (Gregory A. Weimer and Peter G. Hastings on the brief), for Town of Conway, as amicus curiae.

Theodore E. Comstock, of Concord, by brief, for New Hampshire School Boards Association, as amicus curiae.

Robert Christy, of Manchester, for respondent Conway Administrators Association, filed no brief.


JOHNSON, J.

Each of these three appeals presents the issue of a school board's financial obligations following expiration of a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) during negotiations for a successor contract. The primary questions raised involve the doctrine of status quo, the definition of a cost item, and voter approval of cost items. In the two consolidated Alton cases, the public employee labor relations board (PELRB) ruled that the school board must...

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