Material Revisions to Charter Sample Clauses

Material Revisions to Charter. Changes to the charter deemed to be material revisions may not be made without SBE approval. Amendments to the charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following:  Substantial changes to the educational program including the addition or deletion of an educational program, mission, or vision  Changing or adding a non-classroom based program  Proposed increase or decrease in enrollment that differs by more than 25 percent (25%) of the enrollment approved by the SBE in the charter or in an SBE approved revised charter, or a change that could significantly impact the academic or financial sustainability of the School  Adding or deleting the grade levels to be served  Adding sites or closing sites  Any action taken on the part of the School which will result in a significant shift in pupil population being shifted to or from a site (i.e. site-based program changed to an online program)  Changing admissions policies and preferences  Departures from the School’s instructional philosophy or mission  Changing the School’s governance structure There are some circumstances, which may or may not require a material revision. Before a material change is instituted, the charter School shall inform the SBE, so the SBE can determine whether a request for a material revision is needed. Material amendments to the School’s charter may only be made upon the approval of the School’s Governing Board, and will take effect only if approved by the SBE pursuant to EC section 47607. The School shall seek approval from the CDE in advance of any relocation or establishment of a new site.
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Material Revisions to Charter. Changes to the charter deemed to be material revisions may not be made without SBE approval. Amendments to the charter considered to be material changes include, but are not limited to, the following: • Substantial changes to the educational program including the addition or deletion of an educational program, mission, or vision • Changing or adding a nonclassroom-based program • Any change that could significantly impact the academic or financial sustainability of the School • Adding or deleting the grade levels to be served • Adding sites or closing sites • Any action taken on the part of the School which will result in a significant shift in pupil population to or from a site (i.e. site-based program changed to an online program) • Changing admissions policies andpreferences • Departures from the School’s instructional philosophy or mission • Changing the School’s governance structure In addition, a proposed increase or decrease in enrollment that differs by more than 25 percent of the enrollment approved by the SBE in the charter must be reported to the SBE and the CDE. The School will be notified if this requires a material revision. For nonclassroom-based programs offering services at a resource center, when adding or removing a site, the School will need to notify the CDE by providing the following information: • Address of the proposed location • Lease information • Reason for the addition and/or deletion of the resource center The approval will be contingent on a preopening site visit conducted prior to opening of the resource center. The School will be notified if this requires a material revision. There are some circumstances, which may or may not require a material revision. Before a material change is instituted, the School shall inform the SBE, so the SBE can determine whether a request for a material revision is needed. Material amendments to the School’s charter may only be made upon the approval of the School’s Governing Board, and will take effect only if approved by the SBE pursuant to EC 47607. The School shall seek approval from the CDE in advance of any relocation or establishment of a new site.
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Material Revisions to Charter. Changes to the Charter deemed to be material revisions may not be made without prior approval from RCBE. Amendments to the Charter considered to be material revisions include, but are not limited to, the following:
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