HB 3337
Clarifying how substitute teachers may serve for extended periods.
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies the rules for substitute teachers, particularly those with restricted permits, who may be asked to work long-term in a school. It allows substitute teachers to remain in a classroom continuously for more than half a grading period if they’ve been assigned there for at least two weeks before the end of the period, unless the principal approves a returning teacher. Furthermore, the bill expands the ability of retired teachers to serve as substitute teachers in areas of critical need, potentially addressing teacher shortages, with specific guidelines and limitations regarding retirement benefits and policy implementation.
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