NCTQ's 2009 State Teacher Policy Yearbook

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Area 4: Retaining Effective Teachers Goal h

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Figure 108 1 California offers a hybrid plan in which teachers vest immediately in the defined contribution component and vest in the defined benefit component after five years. 2 Florida’s defined benefit plan does not vest until year six; teachers vest in the state’s defined contribution plan after one year. 3 Ohio’s defined benefit plan does not vest until year five; teachers vest in the state’s defined contribution plan after one year. 4 Oregon offers a hybrid plan in which teachers vest immediately in the defined contribution component and vest in the defined benefit component after five years. 5 South Carolina’s defined benefit plan does not vest until year five; teachers vest immediately in the state’s defined contribution plan. 6 Based on Washington’s Plan 2. The state also offers a hybrid plan in which teachers vest immediately in the defined contribution component and vest in the defined benefit component after 10 years.

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