Common use of Non-Emergency Revocation and Opportunity to Cure Clause in Contracts

Non-Emergency Revocation and Opportunity to Cure. If the Superintendent determines that any of the Events of Default has occurred, but that such occurrence does not thereby immediately put at risk the health or safety of the Charter School’s students, the District shall advise the School in writing of the pertinent occurrence and shall specify a reasonable period of time (though in no instance less than 30 days) within which the School shall cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default to the reasonable satisfaction of the Superintendent. a) If the School shall not so cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default, the District may terminate this Contract by written notice delivered within ten (10) days after expiration of the specified period. b) If the District shall so terminate this Contract, termination shall become effective at the end of the next academic semester scheduled for the Charter School.

Non-Emergency Revocation and Opportunity to Cure. If the Superintendent determines that any of the Events of Default has occurred, but that such occurrence does not thereby immediately put at risk the health or safety of the Charter School’s students, the District shall advise the School in writing of the pertinent occurrence and shall specify a reasonable period of time (though in no instance less than 30 days) within which the School shall cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default to the reasonable satisfaction of the Superintendent. (a) If the School shall not so cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default, the District may terminate this Contract by written notice delivered within ten (10) 10 days after expiration of the specified period. (b) If the District shall so terminate this Contract, termination shall become effective at the end of the next academic semester scheduled for the Charter School.

Non-Emergency Revocation and Opportunity to Cure. If the Superintendent determines that any of the Events of Default has occurred, occurred but that such occurrence does not thereby immediately put at risk the health or safety of the Charter SchoolWSTEM’s students, the District shall advise the School Council in writing of the pertinent occurrence and shall specify for the Council a reasonable period of time (though in no instance less than 30 90 days) within which the School Council shall cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default to the reasonable satisfaction of the Superintendent. (a) If the School Council shall not so cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default, the District may terminate this the Contract by written notice delivered within ten (10) 10 days after expiration of the specified period. (b) If the District shall so terminate this Contract, termination shall become effective at the end of the next academic semester scheduled schedule for the Charter SchoolWSTEM.

Non-Emergency Revocation and Opportunity to Cure. If the Superintendent determines that any of the Events Event(s) of Default has occurred, but that such occurrence does not thereby immediately put at risk the health or safety of the Charter School’s students, the District shall advise the Charter School in writing of the pertinent occurrence and shall specify a reasonable period of time (though in no instance less than 30 days) within which the School shall cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default to the reasonable satisfaction of the Superintendent. a) If the Charter School shall not so cure or otherwise remedy the specified Event(s) of Default, the District may terminate this Contract by written notice delivered within ten (10) days after the expiration of the specified period. b) If the District shall so terminate this Contract, termination shall become effective at the end of the next academic semester scheduled for the Charter School.