Common use of Amendments to Charter Clause in Contracts

Amendments to Charter. Changes to the Charter deemed to be material amendments may not be made without District consideration and approval. Amendments to the Charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Substantial changes to the educational program (including the addition or deletion of an educational program), mission, or vision; (b) Changing to (or adding) a non-classroom-based program, if originally approved as a classroom-based program; (c) Changes in enrollment that differ by more than 10 percent +/- of the enrollment originally projected in the charter petition for years one through four and 16 percent +/- for only year five specifically for the purposes of acquiring funds for the Proposition 51 Facilities Grant; (d) Addition or deletion of grades or grade levels to be served; (e) The addition of facilities and/or new sites not previously approved by the District (f) Admission preferences; (g) Changes to the governance structure, including but not limited to amendments to: • The Non-Profit’s articles of incorporation • The Non-Profit’s corporate bylaws; • The Non-Profit’s conflict of interest policy (and the Charter School Board’s conflict of interest policy, if different); and (h) Name changes of the Charter School.

Amendments to Charter. Changes to the Charter deemed to be material amendments may not be made without District consideration and approval. Amendments to the Charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Substantial changes to the educational program (including the addition or deletion of an educational program), mission, or vision; (b) Changing to (or adding) a non-classroom-based program, if originally approved as a classroom-based program; (c) Changes in enrollment that differ by more than 10 percent +/- of the enrollment originally projected in the charter petition for years one through four and 16 percent +/- for only year five specifically for the purposes of acquiring funds for the Proposition 51 Facilities Grantpetition; (d) Addition or deletion of grades or grade levels to be served; (e) The addition of facilities and/or new sites not previously approved by the District; (f) Admission preferences; (g) Changes to the governance structure, including but not limited to amendments to: • The : (i) the Non-Profit’s articles of incorporation • The incorporation; (ii) the Non-Profit’s corporate bylaws; • The (iii) the Non-Profit’s conflict of interest policy (and the Charter School Board’s conflict of interest policy, if different); and and (hiv) Name name changes of the Charter School.

Amendments to Charter. Changes to the Charter deemed to be material amendments may not be made without District consideration and approval. Amendments to the Charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Substantial changes to the educational program (including the addition or deletion of an educational program), mission, or vision; (b) Changing to (or adding) a non-classroom-based program, if originally approved as a classroom-based program; (c) Changes in enrollment that differ by more than 10 percent +/- of the enrollment originally projected in the charter petition for years one through four and 16 percent +/- for only year five specifically for the purposes of acquiring funds for the Proposition 51 Facilities Grantpetition; (d) Addition or deletion of grades or grade levels to be served; (e) The addition of facilities and/or new sites not previously approved by the District (f) Admission preferences; (g) Changes to the governance structure, including but not limited to amendments to(except amendments required or prompted by a change in law)to: • The Non-Profit’s articles of incorporation • The Non-Profit’s corporate bylaws; • The Non-Profit’s conflict of interest policy code (and the Charter School Board’s conflict of interest policycode, if different); and (h) Name changes of the Charter School.

Amendments to Charter. Changes to the Charter deemed to be material amendments may not be made without District consideration and approval, except as specifically addressed in Section 4, which have already been approved by the District as conditions of approval. Amendments to the Charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Substantial changes to the educational program (including the addition or deletion of an educational program), mission, or vision; (b) Changing to (or adding) a non-classroom-based program, if originally approved as a classroom-based program; (c) Changes in enrollment enrollment, sustained over a period of ninety (90) days, that differ by more than 10 percent +/- of the enrollment originally projected in the charter petition for years one through four and 16 percent +/- for only year five specifically for the purposes of acquiring funds for the Proposition 51 Facilities Grantpetition; (d) Addition or deletion of grades or grade levels to be served; (e) The addition of facilities and/or new sites not previously approved by the District (f) Admission preferences; (g) Changes to the governance structure, including but not limited to amendments (except amendments required or prompted by a change in law) to: • The Non-Profit’s articles of incorporation • The Non-Profit’s corporate bylaws; • The Non-Profit’s conflict of interest policy code (and the Charter School Board’s conflict of interest policycode, if different); and (h) Name changes of the Charter School.