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Senate committee considers shortening probationary period for experienced teachers
Summary
The Senate Education Committee considered House Bill 2900A on May 14, a measure to recognize prior probationary service so experienced teachers may achieve contract status sooner after moving districts.
The Senate Education Committee considered House Bill 2900A during a May 14 public hearing that centered on adjusting Oregon’s probationary-period rules for teachers.
Senator Courtney Nieron Mislan, a classroom teacher and sponsor on the floor, said HB 2900A allows teachers who have completed an initial three‑year probationary term in one Oregon district to attain contract status after two years in a new district, provided they are retained for the following school year. "This bill respects both teacher development and district oversight," Mislan said.
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