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Ch. 481
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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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reconstituted, by the State Board of Education, until the public school meets the
standards for school performance set by the State Board of Education;
B. a classroom teacher or teacher mentor in a public school
that has been recommended for reconstitution, or has been reconstituted, by the State
Board of Education, until the public school meets the standards for school
performance set by the State Board of Education;
C. a classroom teacher or teacher mentor in a county or
subject area on a statewide basis in which the State Board of Education finds that
there is a shortage of teachers, until the State Board of Education finds the shortage
no longer exists in that county or subject area on a statewide basis; or
D. a substitute classroom teacher or substitute teacher
mentor in a county or subject area on a statewide basis in which the State Board of
Education finds that there is a shortage of teachers, until the State Board of
Education finds the shortage no longer exists in that county or subject area on a
statewide basis; and
6. receives verification of satisfactory or better performance
each year the teacher is employed under item 5 of this item; OR
(VI) A RETIREE OF THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM:
1. WHO RETIRED FROM A BOARD OF EDUCATION OR LOCAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM; AND
2. WHO IS REEMPLOYED IN A PART-TIME POSITION WITH
THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND.
(2) The Board of Trustees shall reduce an individual's allowance:
(i) by the amount that the sum of the individual's initial annual
basic allowance and the individual's annual compensation exceeds the average final
compensation used to compute the basic allowance; or
(ii) for a retiree who retired under the Workforce Reduction Act
(Chapter 353 of the Acts of 1996), by the amount that the sum of the retiree's annual
compensation and the retiree's annual basic allowance at the time of retirement,
including the incentive provided by the Workforce Reduction Act, exceeds the average
final compensation used to compute the basic allowance.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland
read as follows:
Article—State Personnel and Pensions
22-406.
(b) (1) This subsection does not apply to:
(i) an individual who has been retired for more than 10 years;
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