Insurance Options for Retiring Teachers Sample Clauses

Insurance Options for Retiring Teachers. Pursuant to M.S. 471.61, teachers
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Insurance Options for Retiring Teachers. (Plan A). Pursuant to M.S. 471.61, teachers who retire shall be eligible to remain in the School District's group health and hospitalization insurance program. Premiums shall be paid under the provisions of Subd. 7. below or at the teacher's own expense when sick leave days expire. Subd. 7.
Insurance Options for Retiring Teachers. Pursuant to M.S. 471.61, teachers who retire shall be eligible to remain in the School District's group health and hospitalization insurance program. Premiums shall be at the teacher's own expense.
Insurance Options for Retiring Teachers. (Plan B): Pursuant to M.S.

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