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Feb 20, 2016
ron/nj
I never heard that, just ask your union.
ron/nj
there is a new residency law but you may be grandfathered in.
Lee
On 2/21/16, ron/nj wrote: > there is a new residency law but you may be grandfathered in.
You are only grandfathered in if you were already living out of state and teaching in NJ. You cannot move out once you are living in NJ.
You are only grandfathered in if you were already living out of state and teaching in NJ. You cannot move out once you are living in NJ.
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