Montana § 20-7-456 Tenure Of Teachers Employed By Cooperatives

Montana Statutes

§ 20-7-456 — Tenure Of Teachers Employed By Cooperatives

Montana § 20-7-456

Title 20EDUCATION

Ch. 7SCHOOL INSTRUCTION AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Part 4Special Education for Exceptional Children

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Mont. Code Ann. § 20-7-456 (2026).

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20-7-456 . Tenure of teachers employed by cooperatives.

(1)Teachers who have tenure rights with a district and are employed by a cooperative of which their district is a member do not lose their tenure with the district.

(2)Nontenured teachers employed by a cooperative acquire tenure with a cooperative in the same manner as prescribed in 20-4-203 , and the provisions of 20-4-204 through 20-4-207 are applicable to teachers employed by a cooperative.

(3)Tenure for a teacher employed by a cooperative is acquired only with the cooperative and not with a member school district of a cooperative.

(4)For the purposes of tenure of a teacher employed by a cooperative, cooperative contract renewals may not be used to limit the teacher's progress toward tenure status.

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20-7-456 . Tenure of teachers employed by cooperatives. (1) Teachers who have tenure rights with a district and are employed by a cooperative of which their district is a member do not lose their tenure with the district.
(2) Nontenured teachers employed by a cooperative acquire tenure with a cooperative in the same manner as prescribed in 20-4-203 , and the provisions of 20-4-204 through 20-4-207 are applicable to teachers employed by a cooperative.
(3) Tenure for a teacher employed by a cooperative is acquired only with the cooperative and not with a member school district of a cooperative.
(4) For the purposes of tenure of a teacher employed by a cooperative, cooperative contract renewals may not be used to limit the teacher's progress toward tenure status.