The excess teachers, Mr. Shorris said, will be put into substitute pools or offered other jobs in the system; none will be laid off.
So many of the older teachers, who were guaranteed full salaries and benefits, wound up in the so-called absent teacher reserve pool, usually working as substitutes.
The passed-over teachers, whose jobs are guaranteed under the union contract, end up in a "reserve pool," where they typically work as substitutes, while the central administration budget pays their full salaries.
She said that Kelly's substitute-teacher pool in Connecticut was filled with retirees, people who want to change careers, and stay-at-home mothers looking to get back to work.
Folates were administered to substitute the endogenous pool of folate.
"Swimfan," like "Fatal Attraction," eventually goes overboard with a loony melodramatic denouement in which a high school swimming pool substitutes for a bathtub.
But substitute Cuvelier broke Pools hearts with his close-range winner.
With Connecticut having one of the nation's lowest numbers of unemployed workers -- the usual pool for substitute teachers -- this all spells trouble when it comes to replacing any of the state's 45,000 teachers, Tom Murphy, the spokesman for the state Department of Education, said.
Myelin regeneration can be improved either by cell replacement therapy, as a substitute to the endogenous pool of oligodendrocyte progenitors, or by boosting the brain's intrinsic capacity for remyelination.
If you've got a missing billiard ball on your pool table, substitute with an old tennis ball.
