CCBOE approves retirements from new state law [The Cullman Times, Ala.]
| By Trent Moore, The Cullman Times, Ala. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The new
More than 1,660 education employees across the state are expected to retire before the end of the year, and CCBOE Superintendent
"That's quite a list to look at, but everyone has to understand what is happening with retirements," Coleman said. "But, everyone needs to understand what is actually happening with retirements here, because it can mean quite a bit of money. Some of those may not have really been ready to retire, but are retiring now because of the finances."
Coleman said the law allows some wiggle room in regards to retiring teachers come back in a limited capacity to finish the school year, and he anticipates several will come back for the final semester.
"You don't want students getting a new teachers mid-year, so we've worked around a lot of those," he said. "A lot of them do want to come back and finish the year with those students. I believe that's what is best for the kids."
--Retirements and resignations recently approved include:
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At a recent meeting, the board also:
--Viewed a special presentation from Good Hope Primary.
--Transferred and introduced
--Approved a leave of absence for
--Approved voluntary transfers:
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--Approved funding transfers:
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--Approved appointments:
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--Approved substitutes:
--Approved CNP substitutes:
--Approved High Hopes and At-Risk instructors,
--Approved contract salary changes:
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--Approved September bills, salaries and financial statements.
--Approved some out of state field trip requests.
--Approved a request from
--Approved a request from
--Approved a request from
--Approved a request from
--Approved a request from Welti Elem. for permission to remove all unused, obsolete, broken equipment by sale, donation or salvage.
--Approved a request from
--Approval of warranty deed and agreement between
--Approved the sick leave committee.
--Appointed probationary principals.
--Appointment of
--Appointed contract principals.
--Approved request from
--Organized the commission.
--Announced the next meeting for
--Went into executive session.
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