Common use of Statutory Considerations Clause in Contracts

Statutory Considerations. Pursuant to M.S. 122A.26, an Early Childhood/School Readiness (ECFE/SR) teacher who teaches in an ECFE/SR and/or family program which is offered through a community education program which qualifies for community education aid or ECFE/SR or Family aid must meet licensure requirements of a teacher. However, M.S. 122A.26 specifically provides that such license shall not be construed to bring such an ECFE/SR teacher within the definition of a teacher for purpose of M.S. 122A.40. The parties recognize that the employment of ECFE/SR teachers is unique and market driven, and accordingly requires particular consideration in the contract because of this unique employment relationship.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Statutory Considerations. Pursuant to M.S. 122A.26, an Early Childhood/School Readiness (ECFE/SR) teacher who teaches in an ECFE/SR and/or family program which is offered through a community education program which qualifies for community education aid or ECFE/SR or Family aid must meet licensure requirements of a teacher. However, M.S. 122A.26 specifically provides that such license shall not be construed to bring such an ECFE/SR teacher within the definition of a teacher for the purpose of M.S. 122A.40. The parties recognize that the employment of ECFE/SR teachers is unique and market driven, and accordingly requires particular consideration in the contract because of this unique employment relationship.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement