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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums
- Chapter 20. Teachers and School Personnel
- Section 140. Notification of Lay Off or Nonretention.
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AS 14.20.140. Notification of Lay Off or Nonretention.
- (a) If a teacher who has acquired tenure rights is to be laid off under AS 14.20.177
or is not to be retained for the following school year, the employer shall notify the teacher of the layoff or
nonretention by writing, delivered before March 16, or by registered mail postmarked before March 16.
- (b) If a teacher who has not acquired tenure rights is to be laid off under AS 14.20.177
or is not to be retained for the following school year the employer shall notify the teacher of the layoff or
nonretention by writing delivered on or before the last day of the school term or by registered mail postmarked on or
before the last day of the school term.
- (c) Notwithstanding a teacher's right to continued employment under AS 39.20.500 - 39.20.550, a school district may notify a teacher of
layoff or nonretention under this section for the following school year for a permissible reason.
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