CONSIDERATIONS USED FOR REHIRING TEACHERS TERMINATED BY REDUCTION IN FORCE Sample Clauses

CONSIDERATIONS USED FOR REHIRING TEACHERS TERMINATED BY REDUCTION IN FORCE. 1. Teachers who have been selected for non-renewal due to reduction in force shall have the right to be offered a contract for the following school year for a position for which the teacher is certified provided that a position becomes vacant and available. In instances where the number of “laid off” teachers exceeds the number of positions vacant and available the Board will offer a contract to the qualified candidate(s) in reverse order of layoff, provided the teacher is qualified to fill the vacancy. There will be no obligation on the part of the School Board to offer a position to a teacher who has been identified as a teacher to be laid off if there is no vacancy for the following year for which the teacher is certified.
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