Common use of Failure to Meet Objectives Clause in Contracts

Failure to Meet Objectives. If the District reasonably determines that a) there is a substantial likelihood that the School will fail to meet or make reasonable progress toward achievement of the Performance Objectives, b) it will fail to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management, c) it is failing to comply with District policies not expressly waived, or d) to address concerns regarding the health and safety of students and staff at the School, the District may invoke the right to review and require remedial action. In that event, upon written notice by the District, the School shall, within thirty (30) days of notice, propose a Corrective Action Plan. The District shall have the right to approve or reject the plan, and to monitor implementation of the plan. As part of the Corrective Action Plan, the District may require that the School identify specific interim performance objectives to be set and that this Contract be amended to include these interim performance objectives. These objectives must be agreed upon by the School and District and this right shall not supersede other rights provided around District action. If the School disputes these requirements, the School and District shall undergo the Dispute Resolution Process described in Section 25 of this Contract.

Failure to Meet Objectives. If the District reasonably determines that a) there is a substantial likelihood that the School will fail to meet or make reasonable progress toward achievement of the Performance Objectives, b) it will fail to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management, c) it is failing to comply with District policies not expressly waived, or d) to address concerns regarding the health and safety of students and staff at the School, the District may invoke the right to review and require reasonable remedial action. In that event, upon written notice by the District, the School shall, within thirty (30) days of notice, propose a Corrective Action Plan. The District shall have the right to approve or reject the plan, and to monitor implementation of the plan. As part of the Corrective Action Plan, the District may require that the School identify specific interim performance objectives to be set and that this Contract be amended to include these interim performance objectives. These objectives must be agreed upon by the School and District and this right shall not supersede other rights provided around District action. If the School disputes these requirementsrequirements or interim performance objectives, the School and District shall undergo the Dispute Resolution Process described in Section 25 of this Contract.

Failure to Meet Objectives. If the District reasonably determines that a) there is a substantial likelihood that the School will fail to meet or make reasonable progress toward achievement of the Performance Objectives, b) it will fail to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management, c) it is failing to comply with District policies not expressly waived, d) it is failing to meet the requirements of the Performance Compact or de) to address concerns regarding the health and safety of students and staff at the School, the District may invoke the right to review and require remedial action. In that event, upon written notice by the District, the School shall, within thirty (30) days of notice, propose a Corrective Action Plan. The District shall have the right to approve or reject the plan, and to monitor implementation of the plan. As part of the Corrective Action Plan, the District may require that the School identify specific interim performance objectives to be set and that this Contract be amended to include these interim performance objectives. These objectives must be agreed upon by the School and District and this right shall not supersede other rights provided around District action. If the School disputes these requirements, the School and District shall undergo the Dispute Resolution Process described in Section 25 of this Contract.