Common use of Governance Board Clause in Contracts

Governance Board. A Governance Board consisting of staff, parents, and/or community members will govern the school (the “CCSA Governance Board”). The CCSA Governance Board will determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan, coordinate public relations strategies, and establish policies, as well as oversee and approve the budget of the school, subject to the terms of this Agreement except as prohibited by the AASD. No individual member of a charter school Governance Board has the right or authorization to individually exercise the rights listed below. The Governance Board has the rights, subject to the terms and limitations of this Charter Agreement, necessary pursuant to state law to carry out the terms of this Charter Agreement including: 1) To determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan; 2) To set the educational philosophy of Classical School as set forth in Appendix A; 3) To establish and oversee curriculum; 4) To establish and oversee school guidelines and policies not to exceed its authority granted herein; 5) To oversee and approve the school budget not to exceed its authority granted herein; 6) To coordinate public relations strategies; 7) To participate in interviews as appropriate and make recommendations related to employment decisions within the current supervision and evaluation process for AASD employees; 8) To ensure compliance with this Agreement not to exceed its authority granted herein; 9) To appoint the requisite number of CCSA members to its committees, in accordance with CCSA bylaws (See Appendix B for the current bylaws); 10) to receive and disburse funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 11) to secure appropriate insurance, which it has done pursuant to Section 18 of this Agreement; 12) to enter contracts for technical or financial assistance, academic support, curriculum review or other services, which it has done and is subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 13) to incur debt in reasonable anticipation of funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 14) to pledge, assign or encumber its assets to be used for loans, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; 15) to solicit and accept gifts or grants for school purposes, subject to Sections 13 and 18 of this Agreement; 16) to acquire real property for its use, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; and 17) to xxx and be sued in its own name, subject to limitations under this Agreement and state law. 18) Such other matters as the CCSA may deem necessary or appropriate with regard to the operations or affairs of Classical School, but not to exceed the authority granted by the AASD under the terms of this Agreement and state and federal law.

Governance Board. A Governance Board consisting of staff, parents, and/or and community members will govern the school (the “CCSA Tesla Governance Board”). The CCSA Tesla Governance Board will determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan, coordinate public relations strategies, and establish policies, policies as well as as, oversee and approve the budget of the school, school subject to the terms of this Agreement except as prohibited and specific authorization by the AASD. No individual member of a charter school Charter School Governance Board has the right or authorization to individually exercise the rights listed below. The Governance Board has the rights, subject to the terms and limitations of this Charter Agreement, necessary pursuant to state law to carry out the terms of this Charter Agreement Agreement, including: 1) To to determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan; 2) To to set the educational philosophy of Classical School as set forth in Appendix ATesla; 3) To to establish and oversee curriculum; 4) To to establish and oversee school guidelines and policies not to exceed its authority granted herein; 5) To to oversee and approve the school budget not to exceed its authority granted herein; 6) To to coordinate public relations strategies; 7) To participate in interviews as appropriate and to make recommendations related to employment decisions within the current supervision and evaluation process for AASD employees; 8) To to ensure compliance with this Agreement not to exceed its authority granted herein; 9) To to appoint the requisite number of CCSA Tesla members to its committees, in accordance with CCSA bylaws (See Appendix B for the current Tesla bylaws); 10) to receive and disburse funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 11) to secure appropriate insurance, which it has done pursuant to Section 18 of this Agreement; 12) to enter contracts for technical or financial assistance, academic support, curriculum review or other services, which it has done and is subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 13) to incur debt in reasonable anticipation of funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 14) to pledge, assign or encumber its assets to be used for loans, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; 15) to solicit and accept gifts or grants for school purposes, subject to Sections 13 and 18 of this Agreement; 16) to acquire real property for its use, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; and 17) to xxx sue and be sued in its own name, subject to limitations under this Agreement and state law. 18) Such other matters as the CCSA Tesla may deem necessary or appropriate with regard to the operations or affairs of Classical SchoolTesla, but not to exceed the authority granted by the AASD under the terms of this Agreement and state and federal law.

Governance Board. A Governance Board consisting of staff, parents, and/or and community members will govern the school (the “CCSA Appleton eSchool Governance Board”). The CCSA Appleton eSchool Governance Board will determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan, coordinate public relations strategies, and establish policies, policies as well as as, oversee and approve the budget of the school, school subject to the terms of this Agreement except as prohibited and specific authorization by the AASD. No individual member of a charter school Charter School Governance Board has the right or authorization to individually exercise the rights listed below. The Governance Board has the rights, subject to the terms and limitations of this Charter Agreement, necessary pursuant to state law to carry out the terms of this Charter Agreement Agreement, including: 1) To to determine and oversee the mission and strategic plan; 2) To to set the educational philosophy of Classical School as set forth in Appendix AAppleton eSchool; 3) To to establish and oversee curriculum; 4) To to establish and oversee school guidelines and policies not to exceed its authority granted herein; 5) To to oversee and approve the school budget not to exceed its authority granted herein; 6) To to coordinate public relations strategies; 7) To participate in interviews as appropriate and to make recommendations related to employment decisions within the current supervision and evaluation process for AASD employees; 8) To to ensure compliance with this Agreement not to exceed its authority granted herein; 9) To to appoint the requisite number of CCSA Appleton eSchool Governance Board members to its committees, in accordance with CCSA bylaws (See Appendix B for the current Appleton eSchool bylaws); 10) to receive and disburse funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 11) to secure appropriate insurance, which it has done pursuant to Section 18 of this Agreement; 12) to enter contracts for technical or financial assistance, academic support, curriculum review or other services, which it has done and is subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 13) to incur debt in reasonable anticipation of funds, subject to Section 13 of this Agreement; 14) to pledge, assign or encumber its assets to be used for loans, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; 15) to solicit and accept gifts or grants for school purposes, subject to Sections 13 and 18 of this Agreement; 16) to acquire real property for its use, subject to Sections 13, 18 and 19 of this Agreement; and 17) to xxx sue and be sued in its own name, subject to limitations under this Agreement and state law. 18) Such such other matters as the CCSA Appleton eSchool may deem necessary or appropriate with regard to the operations or affairs of Classical SchoolAppleton eSchool, but not to exceed the authority granted by the AASD under the terms of this Agreement and state and federal law.