Common use of Dropping a License Clause in Contracts

Dropping a License. Teachers may not drop a teaching license they held at the time they were hired without the Superintendent's prior written approval if they have taught in that licensure area in the School District in the last 10 years. Violation of this provision shall be deemed to be insubordination and grounds for termination of the teacher's individual contract under M. S. § 122A.40.

Dropping a License. Teachers may not drop a teaching license they held at the time they were hired without the Superintendentsuperintendent's prior written approval if they have taught in that licensure area in the School District in the last 10 seven (7) years. Violation of this provision shall be deemed to be insubordination and grounds for termination of the teacher's individual contract under M. S. § 122A.40.

Dropping a License. Teachers may not drop a teaching license they held at the time they were hired without the Superintendentsuperintendent's prior written approval if they have taught in that licensure area in the School District in the last 10 seven (7) years. Violation of this provision shall be deemed to be insubordination and grounds for termination of the teacher's individual contract under M. S. Minn. Stat. § 122A.40.

Dropping a License. Teachers may not drop a teaching license they held at the time they were hired without the Superintendentsuperintendent's prior written approval if they have taught in that licensure area in the School District in the last 10 seven (7) years. Violation of this provision shall be deemed to be insubordination and grounds for termination of the teacher's individual contract under M. S. § 122A.40Minn. Stat.