§ 59113 Retired Teachers As Substitutes

Education Code·California

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•Retired teachers can work as substitutes at the California School for the Blind if they have the right qualifications.
•They can only work up to 90 days in a school year.
•This rule is for people who retired from public school or state teacher jobs.

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A retired math teacher wants to substitute teach at the California School for the Blind.

They can do it, but only for up to 90 days in a year. After that, they can’t work more until the next school year.

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§ 59113 Retired Teachers As Substitutes

The Department of Education may employ any person, otherwise qualified, who has retired for service under either the Public Employees’ Retirement System or the State Teachers’ Retirement System as a substitute in a position requiring certification qualifications at the California School for the Blind; provided, that the total of such service and any service rendered pursuant to Section 23919 shall not exceed 90 teaching days in any one fiscal year. (Enacted by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1010.)

Last verified: January 23, 2026

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California Legislature. Education Code. Section 59113.

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