§ 28A.400.005 Condensed compliance reports — Second-class districts
§ 28A.400.007 Staffing enrichments to the program of basic education
§ 28A.400.009 Secondary traumatic stress — Policy and procedure
§ 28A.400.010 Employment of superintendent — Superintendent’s qualifications, general powers, term, contract renewal
§ 28A.400.020 Directors’ and superintendents’ signatures filed with auditor
§ 28A.400.030 Superintendent’s duties
§ 28A.400.100 Principals and vice principals — Employment of — Qualifications — Duties
§ 28A.400.110 Principal to assure appropriate student discipline — Building discipline standards — Classes to improve classroom management skills
§ 28A.400.200 Salaries and compensation for employees — Minimum and maximum amounts — Limitations — Supplemental contracts
§ 28A.400.2001 Supplemental contracts — School district reporting — Report by the office of the superintendent of public instruction
§ 28A.400.205 Salary inflationary increases for employees — “Inflationary adjustment index” defined
§ 28A.400.206 Cost-of-living increases — Duty of state
§ 28A.400.210 Employee attendance incentive program — Remuneration or benefit plan for unused sick leave
§ 28A.400.212 Employee attendance incentive program — Effect of early retirement
§ 28A.400.220 Employee salary or compensation — Limitations respecting
§ 28A.400.230 Deposit of cumulative total of earnings of group of employees — Authorized — Conditions
§ 28A.400.240 Deferred compensation plan for school district or educational service district employees — Limitations
§ 28A.400.250 Tax deferred annuities — Regulated company stock
§ 28A.400.260 Pension benefits or annuity benefits for certain classifications of employees — Procedure
§ 28A.400.270 Employee benefit — Definitions
§ 28A.400.275 Employee benefits — Contracts or agreements — Submission of information to the health care authority
§ 28A.400.280 Employee benefits — Employer contributions — Optional benefits — Annual report
§ 28A.400.285 Contracts for services performed by classified employees
§ 28A.400.300 Hiring and discharging of employees — Written leave policies — Seniority and leave benefits of employees transferring between school districts and other educational employers
§ 28A.400.301 Information on past sexual misconduct — Requirement for applicants — Limitation on contracts and agreements — Employee right to review personnel file
§ 28A.400.302 Application question on administrative leave
§ 28A.400.303 Record checks for employees and certain volunteers and contractors — Cost
§ 28A.400.305 Record check information — Access — Rules
§ 28A.400.306 Fingerprints accepted by the state patrol — Fingerprints forwarded to the federal bureau of investigation — Conditions
§ 28A.400.309 K-12 criminal background check account
§ 28A.400.310 Law against discrimination applicable to districts’ employment practices
§ 28A.400.315 Employment contracts
§ 28A.400.317 Physical abuse or sexual misconduct by school employees — Duty to report — Training
§ 28A.400.320 Crimes against children — Mandatory termination of classified employees — Appeal — Recovery of salary or compensation by district
§ 28A.400.322 Crimes against children — Crimes specified
§ 28A.400.330 Crimes against children — Contractor employees — Termination of contract
§ 28A.400.332 Use of persons, money, or property for private gain
§ 28A.400.340 Notice of discharge to contain notice of right to appeal if available
§ 28A.400.345 School safety and security staff — Required training
§ 28A.400.350 Medical, dental, vision, liability, life, accident, disability, and salary insurance authorized — Expiration of authority for basic and optional benefits — Health savings accounts — Premiums — Noncompliance
§ 28A.400.360 Liability insurance for officials and employees authorized
§ 28A.400.370 Mandatory insurance protection for employees
§ 28A.400.380 Leave sharing program
§ 28A.400.391 Insurance for retired and disabled employees — Application — Rules
§ 28A.400.395 Insurance for retired employees and their dependents — Method of payment of premium
§ 28A.400.410 Payment to the public employees’ and retirees’ insurance account
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