S 888
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S 888
AN ACT TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 59-25-47 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE GOVERNING BODIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CHARTER SCHOOLS MAY ALLOW CERTAIN FACULTY AND STAFF TO BE COMPENSATED FOR UNUSED ANNUAL LEAVE AND SICK LEAVE IN EXCESS OF NINETY DAYS AT THE END OF EACH FISCAL YEAR, TO MAKE THIS PROVISION APPLICABLE TO LEAVE IN EXCESS OF NINETY DAYS ACCRUED AFTER JULY 1, 2018, AND TO CLARIFY THE IMPACT ON EXISTING TEACHER INCENTIVE PROGRAMS AND LOCAL AUTHORITY RELATING TO SUCH PROGRAMS. - ratified title
South Carolina · Became law
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| Ross Turner | Sponsors | Ross Turner sponsored S 888. | None |
| Shane Massey | Sponsors | Shane Massey sponsored S 888. | None |
| Rex Rice | Sponsors | Rex Rice sponsored S 888. | None |
| Luke Rankin | Sponsors | Luke Rankin sponsored S 888. | None |
| Sandy Senn | Sponsors | Sandy Senn sponsored S 888. | None |
| Harvey Peeler | Sponsors | Harvey Peeler sponsored S 888. | None |
| Richard Cash | Sponsors | Richard Cash sponsored S 888. | None |
| Larry Grooms | Sponsors | Larry Grooms sponsored S 888. | None |
| An Act to Amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by Adding Section 59-25-47 So As to Provide the Governing Bodies of Public School Districts and Charter Schools May Allow Certain Faculty and Staff to Be Compensated for Unused Annual Leave and Sick Leave in Excess of Ninety Days at the End of Each Fiscal Year, to Make This Provision Applicable to Leave in Excess of Ninety Days Accrued Afte | Source records | S 888 has an explicit source reference to An Act to Amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by Adding Section 59-25-47 So As to Provide the Governing Bodies of Public School Districts and Charter Schools May Allow Certain Faculty and Staff to Be Compensated for Unused Annual Leave and Sick Leave in Excess of Ninety Days at the End of Each Fiscal Year, to Make This Provision Applicable to Leave in Excess of Ninety Days Accrued Afte. | None |
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