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On 4/10/16, Retiree wrote:
> In California it can be held up indefinitely
>

All fully-credentialed California teachers working in
regularly-funded, non-temporary positions in public schools
earn permanent status on the first day of their third year.
If they do not it is because of one of the following specific
circumstances:

(a) the teacher is on a temporary contract or is working in a
categorically-funded position and has never worked in a
regularly-funded non-temporary position;

(b) the teacher is not fully credentialed (i.e., has an
emergency credential or substitute permit in place of a
preliminary credential or clear credential);

(c) the teacher works in a private school, since private
schools set their own rules regarding certification and
employment status.

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> On 4/05/16, Concerned employee wrote:
>> After working for a school district for four years could a
> school district hire a
>> teacher back the fifth year but not give the teacher
> tenure?

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