Vermont § 1953 - Prior service credit A teacher who has ceased being a member upon reemployment is entitled to prior service credit upon depositing in the
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§ 1953. Prior service credit A teacher who has ceased being a member upon reemployment is entitled to prior service credit upon depositing in the
- Pension Fund the contributions that would have been
deducted from the teacher’s compensation had he or she remained a member with interest
as set forth in section 1944 of this title
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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