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Reinstate the Rule of 90 or Its Equivalent

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Eric Weber
9 years ago

I am in favor of reinstating the Rule of 90!

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Stacey Cavanaugh
9 years ago

Reinstate the Rule of 90 please.

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Joanne Carpenter
9 years ago

PLEASE reinstate the rule of 90.

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Matthew Parker
9 years ago

Please reinstate the Rule of 90. I fully support this petition

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Al helgerson
9 years ago

Get it done now.

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Scott Paa
9 years ago

This would be rad!

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Karla Erickson
9 years ago

Experience is an asset for the teaching profession. However, the elderly (62 plus) often find the demands of teaching to be physically difficult.

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Corey Hanson
9 years ago

Thanks for working on this issue. I fully support the effort.

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Dave Dziengel
9 years ago

Reinstate the rule of 90.

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Tina McElveen
9 years ago

Teachers work hard. Giving them this back is just showing them you care for them as much as they cared for you.

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Susan Knutson
9 years ago

I have 22 years in at the age of 45 with Rule of 90 I could retire at about 57 years old and 34 years or service. If I work until 66 it will be 43 years of service. Yikes!

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Andrea Huschle
9 years ago

Reinstate the Rule of 90!!!!!

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Lori Tillman
9 years ago

This is so important for the teachers and the students!

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Kari Johnson
9 years ago

Kari Johnson

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Lisa Ness
9 years ago

Please show your support of our educators. We shouldn't have to be forces to work into our late 60's.

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Michelle Bjorklund
9 years ago

This is so important! We need to do something for older teachers. Making them teach past the point of ability is not helping kids!

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Kelly Bierbaum
9 years ago

For the sake of teachers who have dedicated their life to the profession of helping others- please reinstate the Rule of 90.

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Deb Goodrich
9 years ago

Please reinstate the Rule of 90!

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Cerisse Murphy
9 years ago

This is a win/win situation for everyone, not just teachers. It would help attract new teachers into a profession that is slowly seeing its numbers decrease because people are not interested in being in such a demanding profession for so many decades. It would allow districts and taxpayers to save money by hiring younger, less experienced, less expensive teachers. Teachers who do not qualify for the rule of 90 will stay teaching longer, and your most tenured teachers typically are your more expensive teachers to pay.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

YES...YES....YES!!