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    Re: Tenure Question
    Posted by: Retiree on 4/26/16
    () Comments

    I think that's probably true in a lot of other states. I taught in
    Kansas years ago and it was four years for tenure back then. I bet
    it still is.

    On 4/25/16, Concerned employee wrote:
    > 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?
    >
    >
    > Thank you for replying.... Just wanted to give you an update.
    > I am in New Jersey. In New Jersey a teacher is eligible for
    > tenure after 4 years. Tenure is award depending that you have
    > been teaching in a position that you hold full certification
    > for. I spoke with a representative from NJEA and it was
    > explained that yes a school district could hire a teacher back
    > for a fifth year without offering tenure. I really appreciate
    > all the information you shared.
    > :)


    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Tenure Question, 4/05/16, by Concerned employee.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/05/16, by depends.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/10/16, by Retiree.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/10/16, by depends.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/18/16, by Retiree.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/19/16, by depends, back to Retiree.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/19/16, by Retiree to Depends.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/25/16, by Concerned employee.
  • Re: Tenure Question, 4/26/16, by Retiree.