Criminal Background Checks on Board Members Sample Clauses

Criminal Background Checks on Board Members. The Organizer shall comply with Applicable Law and University Charter School Policies with regard to criminal background checks for existing and prospective members of its Board of Directors and any other governing body of the Charter School. At a minimum, the Organizer shall perform an Expanded Criminal History Check, as that term is defined in IC 20-26-2-1.5, for each member of the Organizer’s Board within 60 days after the effective date of this Charter, after obtaining any necessary consents, and shall provide the results of such checks to the Office of Charter Schools. At least fourteen (14) days prior to adding any new board member, the Organizer shall conduct an Expanded Criminal History Check of such person after obtaining any necessary consents. Any person who has been convicted of any offense described in IC 20-26-5-11, a crime substantially the same as a crime listed in IC 20-26-5-11, or any theft, misappropriation of funds, embezzlement, misrepresentation, or fraud or other charge identified in OCS policies shall be prohibited from serving as a member of the Organizer’s board of directors unless such prohibition is expressly waived in writing by the Executive Director of OCS.‌
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