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Oct 1, 2015
That's more than 20 percent of a school year. And many districts use that limit as a basis for denying certified (in the area) subs at least Step 1 pay until 40 days are up.
Would you want your kid to be taught Pre-calc for 39 days straight by a gym teacher? - or worse: a teacher with no certificate? Seriously?
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