Retirement Notice and Payments Sample Clauses

Retirement Notice and Payments. For teachers who qualify under this retirement benefits plan and provide five
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Retirement Notice and Payments. For teachers who qualify under this retirement benefits plan and provide four (4) years advance notice, the Board shall grant the teacher increases on the prior year’s base salary of three percent (3%) per year for each of the teacher’s final four school years prior to retirement. The teacher's total annual creditable earnings increase for any school year shall not exceed three percent (3%) (defined as all compensation paid to the teacher, including payment of extracurricular activities, stipends and educational advancement) during their last four years prior to retirement. If a teacher elects to perform additional stipend activities or would otherwise be eligible to receive any compensation over base salary while receiving the retirement longevity payment, the amount received shall be adjusted or not paid, if necessary, so that the teacher's total annual creditable earnings shall not exceed 3%.
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Retirement Notice and Payments. For teachers who qualify under this retirement benefits plan and provide five (5) years advance notice, the Board shall grant the teacher increases on the prior year’s base salary of five percent (5%) per year for each of the teacher’s final five (5) school years prior to retirement. If the teacher provides four (4) years advance notice, the Board shall, for the last four (4) years of service immediately preceding retirement, increase the teacher’s base salary by five percent (5%) per year for each of the teacher’s final four (4) school years prior to retirement. If the teacher provides three (3) years advance notice, the Board shall, for the last three (3) years of service immediately preceding retirement, increase the teacher’s base salary by five percent (5%) per year for each of the teacher’s final three (3) years prior to retirement. If the teacher provides two (2) years advance notice, the Board shall, for the last two (2) years of service immediately preceding retirement, increase the teacher’s base salary by five percent (5%) for the teacher’s final two (2) years prior to retirement. If the teacher provides one (1) year of service immediately preceding retirement, the Board shall increase the teacher’s base salary by five percent (5%) for the teacher’s final one (1) school year prior to retirement. The teacher's total annual creditable earnings increase for any school year shall not exceed six percent (6.0%). If a teacher elects to perform additional stipend activities while receiving the retirement longevity payment, the amount received for the stipend activity shall be adjusted, if necessary, so that the teacher's total annual creditable earnings shall not exceed 6%.
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