Education Corporation Dissolution and Reserve Fund Sample Clauses

Education Corporation Dissolution and Reserve Fund. (a) In the event of termination of the Charter, whether prematurely or otherwise, the Education Corporation shall establish and follow procedures consistent with those required by Education Law § 2851(2)(t) for the transfer of students and student records to the school district in which each school is located and for the disposition of the Education Corporation’s assets to another charter school located within the school district or the school district in which the Education Corporation is located. In addition, in case of such an event, voluntary surrender of the Charter or the closure of all of the schools of the Education Corporation without termination of the Charter, the Education Corporation will follow any additional procedures required by the Trustees or the Regents to ensure an orderly dissolution or transition process, (including the implementation of an education corporation or school closure plan as provided by and/or posted on the website of the Institute; appointment of pupil placement coordinators, a custodian of records, and any other necessary personnel; and providing the Institute with a parent contact list).
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