Tennessee § 8-38-126 - Public charter school employees — Social security.
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§ 8-38-126. Public charter school employees — Social security.
Each public charter school formed pursuant to title 49, chapter 13 shall enter into such agreements with the commissioner of social security as deemed necessary or desirable by the state agency to ensure that the benefits of the federal old-age and survivors' insurance system are extended to eligible employees of such charter school. The local board of education to which the charter school is associated shall be responsible for all reporting and submission of funds pursuant to this chapter. Acts 2003, ch. 217, § 1.
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