Retirement Benefits Based on Years of Service and Non-ERO Retirement Sample Clauses

Retirement Benefits Based on Years of Service and Non-ERO Retirement. Eligible teachers applying for this benefit must submit a written request to the Superintendent and his/her ITRS Personal Statement of Benefits on or before the February 1 of the school year in which the teacher expects to receive his/her first salary retirement benefit but not earlier than the preceding October 1st of that same school year. Teachers submitting a written request under this section shall not be eligible for horizontal movement on the salary schedule subsequent to submitting such request. Such retirement benefits shall not be payable in any respect if the Board is or shall be obligated to make any payments pursuant to the Early Retirement Option (ERO) of the Illinois Pension Code or any other retirement or pension benefit which may be hereinafter established or created. No more than three (3) teachers shall be eligible to retire under this benefit in any single year. Immediately following the deadline date each year, teachers making application shall be notified as to their acceptance for the benefit. Should more than three (3) teachers apply in a single year, the three (3) teachers with the greatest District seniority shall be selected. A teacher who gives notice of retirement prior to having completed thirty-five (35) years of creditable service with ITRS at the time of such notice shall, concurrent with such notice, execute a promissory note payable to the Board for the amount of retirement benefits to be paid hereunder by the Board, provided nothing herein shall preclude the teacher and the Board form adjusting the original proffered date of retirement to a later date which would qualify the teacher to full retirement benefits without discount and without giving rise to any required Board payment to ITRS as a consequence of such retirement. In the absence of a contrary agreement between the teacher and the Board, such later date shall occur at the end of an academic semester or at such time as the Board shall secure what it deems to be a qualified replacement. PROMISSORY NOTE I, , assert and promise as follows: On the date of my retirement as a full-time teacher at Grant Community High School District No. 124, I will have attained at least age sixty (60) or have attained at least thirty-five (35) years of service credit with the Illinois Teachers’ Retirement System (ITRS), OR I will have attained whatever requirements may be necessary under Illinois Pension Code to eliminate any employer paid retirement penalty on my behalf. In the event...
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