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After a teacher signs his/her first tenure contract, is it necessary to continue to sign yearly contracts?

April 26, 2017Continue contract contracts necessary signs Teacher tenure

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After a teacher signs his/her first tenure contract, is it necessary to continue to sign yearly contracts?

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A. No. The only contract that a tenured teacher has is that first tenure (indefinite) contract. After that first year, only modifications are made and it is not mandatory that these modifications be signed and returned. If the district asks that these modifications be returned, simply type your name on the form.