§ 1204 County Superintendent Retirement Contributions
This law says that a county superintendent’s retirement contributions and benefits are calculated using his whole salary, no matter which money pot pays it, and the contributions are split among those pots in the same share as they pay the salary.
The county pays the superintendent $80,000 a year: $50,000 comes from the general county fund and $30,000 comes from the school district fund.
The retirement system will look at the full $80,000 salary (up to the system’s salary cap) to figure out how much to contribute. Then it will take the contribution from the general fund for 62.5% of the amount (because $50,000 ÷ $80,000 = 62.5%) and from the school fund for the remaining 37.5%.
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§ 1204 County Superintendent Retirement Contributions
Last verified: January 10, 2026