New Jersey § 18a:13-42
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:13-42, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:13-42.
Whenever a regional district has been created subsequent to April 1, 1951, or shall
hereafter be created, for high school or junior high school education, the tenure
and pension rights of any high school or junior high school teacher, who, at the time
of the holding of the election to create such regional district, was assigned for
a majority of his time in a grade or grades from grades seven to 12 inclusive, in
any high school or junior high school in any of the constituent districts of such
regional district, shall be recognized and preserved by the board of education of
the regional district in the organization and operation of any high school or junior
high school in the regional district, and any period of employment in any one or more
of the high schools or junior high schools of any such constituent district or districts,
shall count toward the acquisition of tenure in the regional district, but nothing
in this section shall be applicable to any superintendent or high school or junior
high school principal.
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