Common use of Grounds for Revocation Clause in Contracts

Grounds for Revocation. This Contract may be revoked by the University Board upon a determination by the University Board, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 9.2, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the Academy to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract or to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils as set forth herein; (b) Failure of the Academy to comply with all Applicable Law; (c) Substantial failure to comply with any applicable State Board rule expressly applicable to public school academies; (d) Failure of the Academy to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles or demonstrate sound fiscal stewardship; (e) Failure of the Academy to pay for services provided to the Academy by a nonauthorizing local or intermediate school district if the Academy requested and contracted for the services; (f) The Academy is insolvent or has been adjudged bankrupt; (g) The Academy, in the sole discretion of the University President, defaults in any of the terms, conditions, promises or representations contained in or incorporated into this Contract; (h) The University President discovers negligent, fraudulent or criminal conduct by the Academy’s applicant(s), directors, or officers in relation to their performance under this Contract or determines that any principal, agent or employee of the Academy’s ESP has engaged in same; (i) The Academy files amendments to its Articles of Incorporation with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Corporations Division without first obtaining the University’s approval; (j) The Academy has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate its program and/or enrollment falls below twenty-five (25) students; (k) The Academy’s applicant(s), directors, officers, employees, or agents (including the ESP, its employees or directors) have provided the University false or misleading information or documentation in the performance of this Contract; (l) The Academy acts in any way that is inconsistent with the University’s responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with Contract and all other applicable law; (m) Failure by the Academy to fulfill any insurance obligation under Article XII of this Contract, including any failure by the Academy to increase its insurance coverage or purchase additional insurance if so requested by the University; (n) Refusal by the Academy or its agents (including the ESP) to provide the University President access to any documentation that is (a) required under this Contract or (b) which he/she deems necessary to carry out his/her oversight function; (o) Failure by the Academy to adopt any amendment required by the University Board or its designee; (p) Designation of the Academy as being in the lowest performing 5% of schools in the State.

Grounds for Revocation. This Contract may be revoked by the University Board upon a determination by the University Board, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 9.2, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the Academy to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract or to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils as set forth herein; (b) Failure of the Academy to comply with all Applicable Law; (c) Substantial failure to comply with any applicable State Board rule expressly applicable to public school academies; (d) Failure of the Academy to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles or demonstrate sound fiscal stewardship; (e) Failure of the Academy to pay for services provided to the Academy by a nonauthorizing local or intermediate school district if the Academy requested and contracted for the services; (f) The Academy is insolvent or has been adjudged bankrupt; (g) The Academy, in the sole discretion of the University President, defaults in any of the terms, conditions, promises or representations contained in or incorporated into this Contract; (h) The University President discovers negligent, fraudulent or criminal conduct by the Academy’s applicant(s), directors, or officers in relation to their performance under this Contract or determines that any principal, agent or employee of the Academy’s ESP has engaged in same; (i) The Academy files amendments to its Articles of Incorporation with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Corporations Division Affairs without first obtaining the University’s approval; (j) The Academy has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate its program and/or enrollment falls below twenty-five fifty (2550) students; (k) The Academy’s applicant(s), directors, officers, employees, or agents (including the ESP, its employees or directors) have provided the University false or misleading information or documentation in the performance of this Contract; (l) The Academy acts in any way that is inconsistent with the University’s responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with Contract and all other applicable law; (m) Failure by the Academy to fulfill any insurance obligation under Article XII of this Contract, including any failure by the Academy to increase its insurance coverage or purchase additional insurance if so requested by the University; (n) Refusal by the Academy or its agents (including the ESP) to provide the University President access to any documentation that is (a) required under this Contract or (b) which he/she deems necessary to carry out his/her oversight function; (o) Failure by The Academy, in the Academy to adopt any amendment required by sole discretion of the University Board or the President, is found to be in breach of its designee; (p) Designation of the Academy as being in the lowest performing 5% of schools in the Stateobligations hereunder.

Grounds for Revocation. This Contract may be revoked by the University Board upon a determination by the University Board, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 9.2, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the Academy to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract or to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils as set forth herein; (b) Failure of the Academy to comply with all Applicable Law; (c) Substantial failure to comply with any applicable State Board rule expressly applicable to public school academies; (d) Failure of the Academy to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles or demonstrate sound fiscal stewardship; (e) Failure of the Academy to pay for services provided to the Academy by a nonauthorizing local or intermediate school district if the Academy requested and contracted for the services; (f) The Academy is insolvent or has been adjudged bankrupt; (g) The Academy, in the sole discretion of the University President, defaults in any of the terms, conditions, promises or representations contained in or incorporated into this Contract; (h) The University President discovers negligent, fraudulent or criminal conduct by the Academy’s applicant(s), directors, or officers in relation to their performance under this Contract or determines that any principal, agent or employee of the Academy’s ESP has engaged in same; (i) The Academy files amendments to its Articles of Incorporation with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Corporations Division Affairs without first obtaining the University’s approval; (j) The Academy has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate its program and/or enrollment falls below twenty-five (25) students; (k) The Academy’s applicant(s), directors, officers, employees, or agents (including the ESP, its employees or directors) have provided the University false or misleading information or documentation in the performance of this Contract; (l) The Academy acts in any way that is inconsistent with the University’s responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with Contract and all other applicable law; (m) Failure by the Academy to fulfill any insurance obligation under Article XII of this Contract, including any failure by the Academy to increase its insurance coverage or purchase additional insurance if so requested by the University; (n) Refusal by the Academy or its agents (including the ESP) to provide the University President access to any documentation that is (a) required under this Contract or (b) which he/she deems necessary to carry out his/her oversight function; (o) Failure by the Academy to adopt any amendment required by the University Board or its designee; (p) Designation of the Academy as being in the lowest performing 5% of schools in the State.

Grounds for Revocation. This Contract may be revoked by the University Board of Education upon a determination by the University BoardBoard of Education, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 9.2, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the Academy to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract or to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils as set forth herein; (b) Failure of the Academy to comply with all Applicable Law; (c) Substantial failure to comply with any applicable State Board rule expressly applicable to public school academies; (d) Failure of the Academy to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles or demonstrate sound fiscal stewardship; (e) Failure of the Academy to pay for services provided to the Academy by a nonauthorizing local or intermediate school district if the Academy requested and contracted for the services; (f) The Academy is insolvent or has been adjudged bankrupt; (g) The Academy, in the sole discretion of the University PresidentBoard of Education, defaults in any of the terms, conditions, promises or representations contained in or incorporated into this Contract; (h) The University President Board of Education discovers negligent, fraudulent or criminal conduct by the Academy’s applicant(s), directors, or officers in relation to their performance under this Contract or determines that any principal, agent or employee of the Academy’s ESP has engaged in same; (i) The Academy files amendments to its Articles of Incorporation with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Corporations Division without first obtaining the UniversityBoard of Education’s approval; (j) The Academy has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate its program and/or enrollment falls below twenty-twenty five (25) students; (k) The Academy’s applicant(s), directors, officers, employees, or agents (including the ESP, its employees or directors) have provided the University Board of Education false or misleading information or documentation in the performance of this Contract; (l) The Academy acts in any way that is inconsistent with the UniversityBoard of Education’s responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with Contract and all other applicable law; (m) Failure by the Academy to fulfill any insurance obligation under Article XII of this Contract, including any failure by the Academy to increase its insurance coverage or purchase additional insurance if so requested by the UniversitySchool District; (n) Refusal by the Academy or its agents (including the ESP) to provide the University President Board of Education access to any documentation that is (a) required under this Contract or (b) which he/she deems necessary to carry out his/her oversight function; (o) Failure by the Academy to adopt any amendment required by the University Board or its designee; (p) Designation of the Academy as being in the lowest performing 5% of schools in the State.or

Grounds for Revocation. This Contract may be revoked by the University Board upon a determination by the University Board, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 9.2, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the Academy to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract or to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils as set forth herein; (b) Failure of the Academy to comply with all Applicable Law; (c) Substantial failure to comply with any applicable State Board rule expressly applicable to public school academiesschools of excellence; (d) Failure of the Academy to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles or demonstrate sound fiscal stewardshipprinciples; (e) Failure of the Academy to pay for services provided to the Academy by a nonauthorizing local or intermediate school district if the Academy requested and contracted for the services; (f) The Academy is insolvent or has been adjudged bankrupt; (g) The Academy, in the sole discretion of the University President, defaults in any of the terms, conditions, promises or representations contained in or incorporated into this Contract; (h) The University President discovers negligent, fraudulent or criminal conduct by the Academy’s applicant(s), directors, or officers in relation to their performance under this Contract or determines that any principal, agent or employee of the Academy’s ESP has engaged in same; (i) The Academy files amendments to its Articles of Incorporation with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Corporations Division Affairs without first obtaining the University’s approval; (j) The Academy has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate its program and/or enrollment falls below twenty-twenty five (25) students; (k) The Academy’s applicant(s), directors, officers, employees, or agents (including the ESP, its employees or directors) have provided the University false or misleading information or documentation in the performance of this Contract; (l) The Academy acts in any way that is inconsistent with the University’s responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with Contract and all other applicable law; (m) Failure by the Academy to fulfill any insurance obligation under Article XII of this Contract, including any failure by the Academy to increase its insurance coverage or purchase additional insurance if so requested by the University; (n) Refusal by the Academy or its agents (including the ESP) to provide the University President access to any documentation that is (a) required under this Contract or (b) which he/she deems necessary to carry out his/her oversight function; (o) Failure by the Academy to adopt any amendment required by the University Board or its designee; (p) Designation of the Academy as being in the lowest performing 5% of schools in the State.