Charter Renewal. This Charter may be renewed as provided for in section 1002.33, or 1002.331, Florida Statutes. No later than September 15th in the final academic year of this charter, a Sponsor shall provide notice to the School regarding the process and timeline for completing the programmatic review required under s. 1002.33(7)(c)1., Florida Statutes. Upon completion of the programmatic review, but no later than 90 days prior to the end of the charter term, the Sponsor shall notify the governing board of the Charter School in writing of the proposed action to renew, terminate, or non-renew the charter, pursuant to s. 1002.33(8)(a), Florida Statutes. The Sponsor may not require the School to waive the provisions of s. 1002.331, Florida Statutes, or require a student enrollment cap that prohibits a high- performing charter school from increasing enrollment in accordance with s. 1002.331(2), Florida Statutes, as a condition of approval or renewal of the Charter.
Charter Renewal. The School Corporation may seek to renew its authority to operate the School as a public charter school in the District of Columbia pursuant to the terms of the Act. If such renewal is granted by DC PCSB in accordance with the Act, DC PCSB and the School Corporation shall (i) renew this Agreement with amendments satisfactory to DC PCSB and the School Corporation, or (ii) enter into a substitute agreement satisfactory to DC PCSB and the School Corporation.
Charter Renewal. This Charter may be renewed as provided for in section 1002.33, or 1002.331, Florida Statutes. A Sponsor may not require a charter school to waive the provisions of s. 1002.331, Florida Statutes, or require a student enrollment cap that prohibits a high-performing charter school from increasing enrollment in accordance with s. 1002.331(2), Florida Statutes, as a condition of approval or renewal of a charter.
Charter Renewal. As part of renewal consideration, PEC will consider a schools’ annual school performance, school visit reports, information contained in the school’s renewal application, and other relevant information in their decisions. Renewal decisions are based on the statutory standards in Section 22-8B-12(K) New Mexico Statutes Annotated. After the final performance evaluation is completed for each year of its contract, a school will receive notice of whether it is on track for a renewal recommendation for 1) expedited renewal, 2) full renewal,
Charter Renewal. This Charter may be renewed pursuant to Section 1002.33(7)(c)1, Florida Statutes, for such duration as may be established by mutual written agreement of the parties, or as otherwise required or allowed by law.
Charter Renewal a) Prior to renewal of this charter, the Sponsor shall perform a program review to determine the level of success of the school’s current academic program, achievement of the goals and objectives required by state accountability standards and successful accomplishment of the criteria under §1002.33(7)(a), F.S., the viability of the organization, compliance with the terms of the charter, and that none of the statutory grounds for nonrenewal exist.
b) To renew the Charter, the School will be required to complete a charter renewal application and the Sponsor’s renewal process.
c) Charter renewals shall be for a term of five (5) years unless the School is eligible for a longer term pursuant to § 1002.33(7), F.S. Upon District School Board approval, the Charter will be renewed following the contract negotiation process, which shall be based upon the current School Board Rules and standard contract.
d) Notwithstanding the aforementioned, a high performing charter school is authorized, pursuant to F.S. 1002.331(2), F.S., to receive a modification of its charter to a term of 15 years or a 15-year charter renewal.
Charter Renewal a) Prior to renewal of this charter, the Sponsor shall perform a program review to determine the level of success of the school’s current academic program, achievement of the goals and objectives required by state accountability standards and successful accomplishment of the criteria under §1002.33(7)(a), F.S., the viability of the organization, compliance with the terms of the charter, and that none of the statutory grounds for nonrenewal exist.
b) Any charter school seeking renewal shall be required to complete a charter renewal application and the Sponsor’s renewal process.
c) Charter renewals shall be for a term of five (5) years unless the School is eligible for a
d) Notwithstanding the aforementioned, a high performing charter school is authorized, pursuant to F.S. 1002.331(2), F.S., to receive a modification of its charter to a term of 15 years or a 15-year charter renewal.
Charter Renewal. (a) The Charter may be renewed or not be renewed, solely at the discretion of the Indiana Charter Board in accordance with the Indiana Charter Board’s Charter Renewal Guidelines and Application, as may be revised from time to time. In considering any renewal, the Executive Director shall review the Organizer’s performance in operating the School, including the progress of the School in achieving the academic, financial, and organizational goals set forth in the Application and the Accountability System. Should the Organizer choose not to seek renewal of the Charter, the Organizer shall communicate such intent in writing immediately following a resolution of the Board not to seek renewal.
(b) Pursuant to IC § 20-24-2.2-2, the School may not be eligible for renewal if the School remains in the lowest category or designation of school improvement, including any alternative accountability category or designation, in the third year after initial placement in the lowest category or designation (minimum standards for charter renewal), unless the School requests and receives written permission from the Executive Director.
Charter Renewal. This Charter may be renewed pursuant to Section 1002.33(7)(c)(1), Florida Statutes, for such duration as may be established by mutual written agreement of the parties. In order to facilitate long-term financing for charter school construction, charter schools operating for a minimum of 3 years and demonstrating exemplary academic programming and fiscal management are eligible for a 15-year charter renewal. Such long-term charter is subject to annual review and may be terminated during the term of the charter. The 15-year charter renewal that may be granted above, shall be granted to a charter school that has received a school grade of “A” or “B” pursuant to Section 1008.34, Florida Statutes, in 3 of the past 4 years and is not in a state of financial emergency or deficit position as defined by this section. Such long-term charter is subject to annual review and may be terminated during the term of the charter pursuant to subsection (8). In addition, pursuant to Section 1002.331(2), Florida Statutes, a high performing charter school is authorized to receive a modification of its charter to a term of 15 years or a 15-year charter renewal. The charter may be modified or renewed for a shorter term at the option of the high-performing charter school.
