Common use of Entry-Year Teachers Who Do Not Obtain Licensure Clause in Contracts

Entry-Year Teachers Who Do Not Obtain Licensure. 1. Entry-year teachers must successfully complete the entry-year program within two (2) school years. The entry-year teacher must produce a professional license or letter from the Ohio Department of Education verifying the teacher has met the licensure requirements. This must be produced on or before August 1st following completion of the entry-year program. An entry-year teacher who has failed to successfully complete the entry-year program within two (2) years will no longer be employed by the Board. 2. Entry-year teachers who do not successfully complete the entry-year program within the given timeframe will not be entitled to any rights or procedures under this Agreement or applicable state law, including rights or procedures governing nonrenewal or termination or contract. This section expressly supersedes O.R.C. 3319.11, 3319.111, or 3319.

Entry-Year Teachers Who Do Not Obtain Licensure. 1. Entry-year teachers must successfully complete the entry-year program within two (2) school years. The entry-year teacher must produce a professional license or letter from the Ohio Department of Education verifying the teacher has met the licensure requirements. This must be produced on or before August 1st following completion of the entry-year program. An entry-year teacher who has failed to successfully complete the entry-year program within two (2) years will no longer be employed by the Board. 2. Entry-year teachers who do not successfully complete the entry-year program within the given timeframe will not be entitled to any rights or procedures under this Agreement or applicable state law, including rights or procedures governing nonrenewal or termination or contract. This section expressly supersedes O.R.C. 3319.11, 3319.111, or 3319.supersedes