TRB: 2009-10 Subject Shortage Area Reemployment
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2009-10 Subject Shortage Area Reemployment

A retired member may be reemployed in a designated subject shortage area and continue to receive pension income for a period of one school year.  (With prior approval by the Teachers’ Retirement Board, such reemployment may be extended for an additional school year).  The employing school district must submit a 2009-10 Subject Shortage Area Reemployment Form (PDF 119KB) to CTRB prior to the reemployment of the retired member.  While reemployed in a designated subject shortage area, such former teacher shall be eligible for the same health insurance benefits provided to active teachers employed by such school system.  During this period of reemployment, a health insurance subsidy payment will not be issued nor is the reemployed member eligible to participate in a TRB Health Plan.

The Commissioner of Education has designated the following Subject Shortage Areas for 2009-10:

  • Bilingual Education, PK-12
  • Comprehensive Special Education, K-12
  • English, 7-12
  • Intermediate Administrator (This category excludes Superintendents)
  • Library Media Specialist
  • Mathematics, 7-12
  • Music, PK-12
  • Science, 7-12
  • Speech and Language Pathology
  • World Languages, 7-12
For detailed information and answers to frequently asked questions regarding post retirement employment, please review the Post Retirement Reemployment Bulletin (PDF 88KB).
 


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