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Missouri considers pension changes to solve teacher shortage

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Legislators are considering changes to Missouri's teacher and non-certified school employee pension plans. Legislation would reduce restrictions on pensions if a retired public school teacher returns to the classroom or to a non-teaching position in a public school. The legislation also increases from two to four years the length of time a retired teacher can work while still receiving their pension.

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Missouri considers pension changes to solve teacher shortage

Burdensome regulations are limiting the freedom of charter schools and diverting their resources toward paperwork, according to a report published by the American Enterprise Institute. (iStock photo) (iStock photo)Missouri considers pension changes to solve teacher shortage Joe Mueller | The Center Square January 28, 02:00 PMJanuary 28, 02:00 PMLegislators are considering changes to Missouri’s teacher and non-certified s…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Ohio Star

Missouri Considers Pension Changes to Solve Teacher Shortage - The Ohio Star

by Joe Mueller Legislators are considering changes to Missouri’s teacher and non-certified school employee pension plans to alleviate pandemic-related teacher and staff shortages.HB2114, sponsored by Rep. Rusty Black, R-Chillicothe, will reduce restrictions on pensions if a retired public school teacher returns to the classroom or to a non-teaching position in a public school. The legislation also increases from two to four years the length of t…

2 years ago

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