One for the books, Final thoughts
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Aug 23, 2016
I am struggling with severe pain from a spinal disorder and am working with doctors to determine surgery, etc. My doctor is willing to fill out this medical leave form, but if I leave and don't return (resign eventually)because I may try to do something different that I am not on my feet as much, can they suspend my license, and can they suspend it in another state too (I am licensed in more than one state)? Even though I plan to do something different, I don't want it suspended....you never know. Any experience with Horry County Schools in terms of suspending based on breaking a contract? I will give them 30 days notice as long as I am able to physically.
Carolyn
I have no idea about Horry County. I would think if you have a medical excuse from a doctor they can do nothing to your license. You would have to see if the doctor wrote that you could return this school year...or if he said you need to take the year off. If he did that...in the early spring...just write a letter stating that due to health issues ...See More
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