Mississippi HB577 revises provisions for retired educators returning to work as teachers.
Mississippi HB577 revises provisions for retired educators returning to work as teachers, reducing the required separation period from 90 days to 30 days. It removes the requirement of a minimum number of years of creditable service for such a retiree to return to work as a teacher. The bill allows local school districts to pay, from local education funding, all or a portion of the health insurance premiums for retirees returning to work as teachers.
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