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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

161.780 Termination of contract by teacher or superintendent -- Resignation

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binding as of date of acceptance.
(1)No teacher shall be permitted to terminate his or her contract within fifteen
days prior to the first instructional day of the school term at a school to which the
teacher is assigned or during the school term without the consent of the
superintendent. No superintendent shall be permitted to terminate his or her contract
within thirty
(30)days prior to the beginning of the school term or during the school
term without the consent of the employing board of education. A teacher shall be
permitted to terminate his or her contract at any other time when schools are not in
session by giving two
(2)weeks written notice to the employing superintendent. A
superintendent shall be permitted to terminate his or her contract at any other time
when schools are not in session by giving two
(2)weeks written notice to the
employing board of education. Upon complaint by the employing board or
superintendent to the Education Professional Standards Board, the certificate of a
teacher or superintendent terminating his contract in any manner other than
provided in this section may be suspended for not more than one
(1)year, pursuant
to the hearing procedures set forth in KRS 161.120.
(2)If a teacher voluntarily resigns his contract during the school term, the resignation
shall be in writing and shall become binding on the date the resignation is accepted
by the superintendent. No further action by the employing board is necessary. The
resignation is effective on the date specified in the letter of resignation. A
resignation, once accepted, may be withdrawn only with the approval of the
employing board of education. Nothing in this subsection shall release the teacher
from liability to the local board of education for breach of contract.
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