Common use of Dropping of License Clause in Contracts

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the a license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA processrealignment or bumping. If a teacher drops the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor or realignment rights in to another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the license which that qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by initiating the dropping of the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops initiates the dropping of the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in into another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall may not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in into another licensure area, but may be recalled to a position that requires the remaining licensure, subject to the limitations in this Article.

Dropping of License. A Under the conditions of this article, a teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the a license which that qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in another licensure area.

Dropping of License. A teacher shall not be permitted to exercise seniority to displace another teacher in a different licensure area by dropping the license in the subject matter in which the teacher is currently assigned by the School District in order to acquire a different assignment through the ULA process. If a teacher drops the license which qualified the teacher for the teacher’s current assignment, the School District may place the teacher on ULA, and the teacher shall have no bumping rights nor realignment rights in into another licensure area.