RELEASE FROM EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT Sample Clauses

RELEASE FROM EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT. Teachers will not request release from their contract obligation during the school year except in case of dire necessity. The Board may respond with any or all of the following: demand specific performance of the contract, consent to the release contingent upon the Board finding a qualified replacement, require a minimum of two (2) weeks’ notice, and accept the request while specifying that failure to give the required notice may lead to forfeiture of continuing tenure.
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