Charter Revocation Sample Clauses
Charter Revocation. The Commission may at any time take action to revoke the Charter and Contract of the School.
Charter Revocation. A. Pursuant to § 38-1802.13 of the Act, DC PCSB may revoke the Charter if DC PCSB determines that the School has (i) committed a violation of applicable law or a material violation of the conditions, terms, standards, or procedures set forth in the Charter, including violations relating to the education of children with disabilities; or (ii) failed to meet the goals and student academic achievement expectations set forth in the Charter.
B. Pursuant to § 38-1802.13 of the Act, DC PCSB shall revoke the Charter if DC PCSB determines that the School (i) has engaged in a pattern of nonadherence to generally accepted accounting principles, (ii) has engaged in a pattern of fiscal mismanagement, or (iii) is no longer economically viable.
C. If the School Corporation operates two or more campuses under the Charter, DC PCSB has the authority to propose revocation of the School or closure of any of its campus locations pursuant to this Section 9.2.
Charter Revocation. A. Pursuant to § 38-1802.13 of the Act, PCSB may revoke the Charter if PCSB determines that the School has (i) committed a violation of applicable law or a material violation of the conditions, terms, standards, or procedures set forth in the Charter, including violations relating to the education of children with disabilities; or (ii) failed to meet the goals and student academic achievement expectations set forth in the Charter.
Charter Revocation. (a) Pursuant to IC § 20-24-3-7, the Indiana Charter Board, at its sole discretion, may revoke the Charter or delay the Opening Date of the School if the Organizer fails to commence School operations or to have sufficient students in attendance at the School at the time the School is to commence instruction in accordance with the Proposal.
(b) Subject to the procedures required by IC § 20-24-9-4, the Indiana Charter Board may either revoke the Charter or require the Organizer to implement a Corrective Plan under Section 9.4, if the Indiana Charter Board determines that:
(1) The Organizer fails to comply with the conditions of the Charter, including any Amendments thereto, or the terms of any Corrective Plan;
(2) The School fails to meet the educational goals set forth in the Charter;
(3) The Organizer fails to comply with applicable federal and state laws;
(4) The Organizer fails to meet generally accepted fiscal management and government accounting principles; or
(5) One (1) or more grounds for revocation exists as specified in the Charter, including, but not limited to, a failure to meet any of the standards of the Indiana Charter Board’s Accountability System.
Charter Revocation. 18 9.3 Termination 18 9.4 Probation and Corrective Action. 18 9.5 Mandatory Dissolution 19 SECTION 10. OTHER PROVISIONS 19
Charter Revocation. A. Pursuant to § 38-1802.13 of the Act, DC PCSB may revoke the Charter if DC PCSB determines that the School has (i) committed a violation of applicable law or a material violation of the conditions, terms, standards, or procedures set forth in the Charter, including
B. Pursuant to § 38-1802.13 of the Act, DC PCSB shall revoke the Charter if DC PCSB determines that the School (i) has engaged in a pattern of nonadherence to generally accepted accounting principles, (ii) has engaged in a pattern of fiscal mismanagement, or (iii) is no longer economically viable.
C. If the School Corporation operates two or more campuses under the Charter, DC PCSB has the authority to propose revocation of the School or closure of any of its campus locations pursuant to this Section 9.2.
Charter Revocation. The Commission may at any time take action to revoke the Charter
i. Criteria: Pursuant to the Act, the Commission may revoke the Charter if the Commission determines that the School:
a. Committed a material violation of any of the conditions, standards or procedures set forth in the Contract,
b. Failed to meet or make substantial progress toward achievement of the department's standards of excellence or student performance standards identified in the Contract,
c. Failed to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management, or
d. Violated any provision of law from which the School was not specifically exempted.
Charter Revocation. 18 9.3 Termination 19 9.4 Probation and Corrective Action 19
Charter Revocation. X. Xxxxxxxx to §38-1802.13 of the Act, PCSB may revoke the Charter if PCSB determines that the School has (i) committed a violation of applicable law or a material violation of the conditions, terms, standards, or procedures set forth in the Charter, including violations relating to the education of children with disabilities; or (ii) failed to meet the goals and student academic achievement expectations set forth in the Charter.
B. Pursuant to §38-1802.13 of the Act, PCSB shall revoke the Charter if PCSB determines that the School Corporation (i) has engaged in a pattern of nonadherence to generally accepted accounting principles; (ii) has engaged in a pattern of fiscal mismanagement; or (iii) is no longer economically viable.
C. In the event of probable Charter revocation, and the School Corporation operates more than one campus, the School Corporation agrees to PCSB’s consideration of the
Charter Revocation. Charter Review results in recommendation to revoke. Written notice from XXX stating reasons for proposed revocation and informing charter school of right to an informal hearing. Record of informal hearing. Decision to revoke or not to revoke made by PUC. Exhibit M: OUTSTANDING OBLIGATIONS Pillsbury United Communities along with the charter school will address any outstanding obligations from previous contracts as aligned with a change in authorizer. The below lists the standards partially met or not met according to the Fall 2015 evaluation report by Minneapolis Public Schools that PUC identified as within our purview for developing Master School’s contract (see Exhibit N). Each item is identified with a remediation plan as necessary. Outstanding Obligation- Standard Partially or Not Met in Last Contract Term Remediation Plan