Common use of Grounds for Termination or Revocation Clause in Contracts

Grounds for Termination or Revocation. DPS may terminate or revoke this Contract upon a determination, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 14.05 below, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the PSA to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract; including the requirements of Article VI, Section 6.03, including failure to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils; (b) Failure of the PSA to comply with all applicable law; (c) Failure of the PSA to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles; (d) Insolvency or bankruptcy of the PSA or the failure of the PSA to pay its debts as they become due; (e) Insufficiency of the PSA's enrollment to support the PSA's successful operation; (f) Any material changes in state funding for the PSA such that, in DPS' sole discretion, continuation of the PSA's operation would be infeasible, uneconomical, or impractical; (g) The PSA's default in the payment of fees under any other agreement or contract for services provided to the PSA, which default remains uncured for a period of thirty (30) business days; (h) Failure of the PSA to cure a material breach of this Contract; (i) Provision by the PSA of false or inaccurate information (j) Refusal by the PSA to provide information and documents required under this Contract or to provide access to the PSA facility, documents or records; (k) Any other reason permitted by law; and (l) Any academic reason deemed appropriate by DPS, in its sole discretion, including placement on the Michigan Department of Education’s persistently low achieving list and operation in its second year of restructuring as provided in MCLA 380.1280c.

Grounds for Termination or Revocation. DPS DPSCD may terminate or revoke this Contract upon a determination, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 14.05 15.05 below, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the PSA to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract; including the requirements of Article VI, Section 6.03, and including failure to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils; (b) Failure of the PSA to comply with all applicable law; (c) Failure of the PSA to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles; (d) Insolvency or bankruptcy of the PSA or the failure of the PSA to pay its debts as they become due; (e) Insufficiency of the PSA's enrollment to support the PSA's successful operation; (f) Any material changes in state funding for the PSA such that, in DPS' DPSCD's sole discretion, continuation of the PSA's operation would be infeasible, uneconomical, or impractical; (g) The PSA's default in the payment of fees under any other agreement or contract for services provided to the PSA, which default remains uncured for a period of thirty (30) business days; (h) Failure of the PSA to cure a material breach of this Contract; (i) Provision by the PSA of false or inaccurate informationinformation on the Application, this Contract, or other materials submitted to DPSCD; (j) Refusal by the PSA to provide information and documents required under this Contract or to provide access to the PSA facility, documents or records; (k) Any other reason permitted by law; and (l) Any academic reason deemed appropriate by DPSDPSCD, in its sole discretion, including placement on the Michigan Department of Education’s persistently low achieving list and operation in its second year of restructuring as provided in MCLA 380.1280clist.

Grounds for Termination or Revocation. DPS may terminate or revoke this Contract upon a determination, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 14.05 below, that one or more of the following has occurred: (a) Failure of the PSA to abide by and meet the educational goals set forth in this Contract; including the requirements of Article VI, Section 6.03, including failure to demonstrate improved pupil academic achievement for all groups of pupils; accounting principles; (b) Failure of the PSA to comply with all applicable law; (c) Failure of the PSA to meet generally accepted public sector accounting principles;sector (d) Insolvency or bankruptcy of the PSA or the failure of the PSA to pay its debts as they become due; (e) Insufficiency of the PSA's enrollment to support the PSA's successful operation; (f) Any material changes in state funding for the PSA such that, in DPS' sole discretion, continuation of the PSA's operation would be infeasible, uneconomical, or impractical; (g) The PSA's default in the payment of fees under any other agreement or contract for services provided to the PSA, which default remains uncured for a period of thirty (30) business days; (h) Failure of the PSA to cure a material breach of this Contract; (i) Provision by the PSA of false or inaccurate informationinformation on the Application, this Contract, or other materials submitted to DPS; (j) Refusal by the PSA to provide information and documents required under this Contract or to provide access to the PSA facility, documents or records; (k) Any other reason permitted by law; and (l) Any academic reason deemed appropriate by DPS, in its sole discretion, including placement on the Michigan Department of Education’s persistently low achieving list and operation in its second year of restructuring as provided in MCLA 380.1280c.