Deferred Medical/Dental Insurance Retirement Benefit Sample Clauses

Deferred Medical/Dental Insurance Retirement Benefit. Teachers employed before July 1, 1991 who have completed twenty (20) years of full-time service in Shakopee Public Schools at the date of resignation from the District (excluding time spent on unpaid leave) shall be entitled to Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000) upon departure from the District’s employ. This $30,000 shall be reduced by the amount of the District’s total matching contribution, excluding the earnings from such District contribution, to the teacher’s Minnesota Deferred Compensation Plan and/or Tax Sheltered Annuity calculated through June 30, 2000. Following retirement, payment of this benefit will be in the form of additional medical and/or dental insurance premiums under the then existing medical and/or dental insurance offering. Teachers must be participating in the individual options that will be paid by this benefit prior to resignation. Premiums for this coverage will be paid up to the amount of Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000) from retirement until eligible for Medicare or until such time that the teacher cancels coverage whichever is sooner. In case of death, the benefit shall continue as a benefit to that teacher’s spouse provided the qualified teacher would not have attained eligibility for Medicare if he/she had survived. No benefits under this Article shall be granted to any teacher who has been discharged by the District.
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