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ETA's response directs you to state law.  Does  relevant state law say anything about about contributions to a 403(b) plan or any other type of retirement plan (especially as defined to encompass a 403(b) plan) authorized by state law?  Unless state law enables it, a government (school/school district in the case of a 403(b) plan) cannot maintain a retirement plan.  To the extent enabled by state law, any kind of contribution  to a 403(b) plan is OK as long as complaint with section 403(b), and you know 403(b) plans do not preclude matching contributions.

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