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:
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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: 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 President. The Academy shall pay for the expense of the evaluation. In addition, at any time, the University President may require an evaluation of student performance to be selected by and at the expense of the University. The Academy shall cooperate with the evaluation, including any student testing required. Within ten (10) days of receipt, the Academy shall notify the University Charter Schools Office of correspondence received from the Department of Education or State Board of Education that requires a written or formal response. Within ten (10) days of receipt, the Academy shall report to the University Charter Schools Office and the University Counsel Office any litigation or formal proceedings alleging violation of Applicable Law or contractual agreement against the Academy, its officers, employees, agents, and/or contractors. The Academy shall permit review of the Academy’s records and inspection of its premises at any time by representatives of the University. Normally, such inspections shall occur during the Academy’s hours of operation and after advance notice to the Academy. The Academy shall provide the Charter Schools Office with copies of reports and assessments concerning the educational outcomes achieved by pupils attending the Academy and shall provide necessary approvals for the Charter Schools Office to access electronic information received or stored by the State of Michigan including, but not limited to, the Department of Education or other agency authorized by the State to collect school data. The Academy shall submit audited financial statements, including auditor’s management letters and any exceptions noted by the auditors, to the University Charter Schools Office. The financial statemen...
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