For Compelling Personal Reasons Sample Clauses

For Compelling Personal Reasons. Any teacher who is granted and accepts planned retirement, and elects not to retire as scheduled for compelling personal reasons approved by the School Board remains eligible to re-apply for planned retirement at any subsequent application period.
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For Compelling Personal Reasons. Any teacher who is granted and accepts planned retirement, and elects not to retire as scheduled for compelling personal reasons (i.e., death of an immediate family member, divorce of the teacher or another compelling personal reason approved by the School Board) remains eligible to re-apply for planned retirement after a 3 year waiting period. During this waiting period the teacher may apply as an additional planned retirement applicant (in addition to the one applicant allowed per year.) If a teacher chooses not to disclose the nature of the compelling personal reason, that teacher forfeits their rights to the early retirement incentive.
For Compelling Personal Reasons. Any teacher who is granted and accepts planned retirement, and elects not to retire as scheduled for compelling personal reasons (i.e., death of an immediate family member, divorce of the teacher or another compelling personal reason approved by the School Board) remains eligible to re-apply for planned retirement after a 3 year waiting period. During this waiting period the teacher may apply as an additional planned retirement applicant (in addition to the one applicant allowed per year.) forfeits their rights to the early retirement incentive.

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