Method for Monitoring Academy’s Compliance with Applicable Law and Performance of its Targeted Educational Outcomes Sample Clauses

Method for Monitoring Academy’s Compliance with Applicable Law and Performance of its Targeted Educational Outcomes. The University Board has the responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with the Contract and all Applicable Law. Additionally, the Academy shall be responsible for the following: (a) The Academy shall provide the President with (i) a copy of the annual educational report prior to the date required for publication by Applicable Law and submit to the President documentation sufficient to demonstrate the Academy’s progress in meeting its educational goals, including with respect to student success on all assessments administered, and (ii) the monthly report required under MCLA 380.552 (20) for public school academies operating an online program or distance learning program, if permitted in this Contract. (b) In the event that the President determines that the Academy’s educational outcomes are not meeting the targeted educational goals, the University, at its discretion, may require an objective evaluation of student performances by an educational consultant, acceptable to the President. The Academy shall pay for the expense of the evaluation. (c) The Academy shall submit audited financial reports, including auditor’s management letters and any exceptions noted by the auditors, to the University President. The reports shall be prepared by the Academy’s independent auditor and submitted to the President prior to the date by which such audited financial reports must be submitted to the State of Michigan pursuant to Applicable Law. (d) The Academy shall provide the President with a copy of the proposed annual budget for the upcoming fiscal year of the Academy no later than July 1. (e) The Academy shall provide to the President agendas and notice in advance of all Academy Board meetings and minutes of all Academy Board meetings. All notices of special meetings shall be accompanied by an affidavit that the posting was undertaken in accordance with this Contract, the Academy Board’s bylaws and Applicable Law. (f) The Academy shall promptly notify the President of correspondence received from the Michigan Department of Education or State Board of Education that requires a formal response and provide a copy of said response. (g) The Academy shall immediately report to the President any litigation or formal proceedings alleging a violation or violations of Applicable Law by the Academy, its officers, employees, agents, and/or contractors and/or the ESP, its officers, employees, agents, and/or contractors or subcontractors. (h) The Academy shall permit visitat...
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Method for Monitoring Academy’s Compliance with Applicable Law and Performance of its Targeted Educational Outcomes. The Academy shall perform the compliance certification duties required by the University Board and outlined in the Oversight Agreement set forth as Schedule 4. In addition to the University Board’s oversight responsibilities and other reporting requirements set forth in this Contract, the Academy’s compliance certification duties shall serve as the method for monitoring the Academy’s compliance with Applicable Law and its performance in meeting its educational goals.
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Method for Monitoring Academy’s Compliance with Applicable Law and Performance of its Targeted Educational Outcomes. The University Board has the responsibility to oversee the Academy’s compliance with the Contract and all Applicable Law. The Academy shall perform the compliance certification duties required by the University Board as outlined in the Contract incorporated into this Contract as Schedule 5. Additionally, the Academy shall be responsible for the following: a) In the event that the University President determines that the Academy’s educational outcomes should be reviewed to help determine if the Academy is meeting the educational goals set forth in the Schedules, the University President, at his or her discretion, may require an objective evaluation of student performances by an educational consultant, acceptable to both the Academy and the University
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