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Code · Virginia · Title 22.1 · Chapter 13

Code of Virginia § 22.1-212.13. Employment of professional, licensed personnel.

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A. At the discretion of the local school board, charter school personnel may be employees of the local school board, or boards, granting the charter. Any personnel not employed by the local school board shall remain subject to the provisions of §§ 22.1-296.1 , 22.1-296.2 , and 22.1-296.4 .
B. Professional, licensed education personnel may volunteer for assignment to a public charter school. Assignment in a public charter school shall be for one contract year. Upon request of the employee and the recommendation of the management committee of the public charter school, reassignment to the public charter school shall occur on an annual basis.
C. At the completion of each contract year, professional, licensed education personnel who request assignment to a public noncharter school in the relevant school division or who are not recommended for reassignment in the public charter school, other than for the grounds cited in § 22.1-307 , shall be guaranteed an involuntary transfer to a public noncharter school in the school division according to the employment policies of the school division.
D. Professional, licensed personnel of a public charter school shall be granted the same employment benefits given to professional, licensed personnel in public noncharter schools in accordance with the policies of the relevant school board or boards.
E. School boards may employ such health, mental health, social services, and other related personnel to serve in residential charter schools for at-risk pupils as set forth in the charter agreement between such school board and the charter school; however, nothing herein shall require a school board to fund the residential or other services provided by a residential charter school.
1998, cc. 748 , 890 ; 2000, cc. 631 , 712 , 1028 ; 2012, cc. 702 , 720 ; 2016, c. 770 .
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