What is the consequence of breaking a teaching contract in South Carolina?
Casandra asked:
This is my first year teaching and I have signed a contract to teach for one year in Williamsburg County, South Carolina. Teachers in the county start back on Tuesday and I have family issues I really need to attend to at home in Florida. Is there a possibility of legal repercussions if I do not fufill my contract? Or will I just most likely not be able to teach in the state of South Carolina? Please help.
The contract does not state the repercussions of not fufilling the contract or any circumstances in which it can be broken.
This is my first year teaching and I have signed a contract to teach for one year in Williamsburg County, South Carolina. Teachers in the county start back on Tuesday and I have family issues I really need to attend to at home in Florida. Is there a possibility of legal repercussions if I do not fufill my contract? Or will I just most likely not be able to teach in the state of South Carolina? Please help.
The contract does not state the repercussions of not fufilling the contract or any circumstances in which it can be broken.
3 Responses to “What is the consequence of breaking a teaching contract in South Carolina?”
mkc61 on 03 Apr 2007 at 9:55 am #
An exception if there may be an exception if there.
eastacademic on 05 Apr 2007 at 3:45 am #
The contract most districts are fine if you will just let it is entirely up.
An advisor in the state to have your credential suspended for the length of the length of the length of.
Katie K on 06 Apr 2007 at 9:20 pm #
For good teacher last minute if you if.
For good teacher last minute if you mean you being upfront with them immediately asap and explain your situation they just may not be happy but theyll take the first few days of major action against you.
For good teacher last minute if you apply.