Procedural Guidelines for School Violations of Law or this Contract. Prior to applying a remedy other than seeking an order under the Emergency Powers set forth in C.R.S. §§ 22-30.5-701 et seq., the District shall, to the extent practicable, engage in the following process:
i. The District shall give the School written notice of a deficiency. The notice shall state the deficiency, the basis for the finding, the time by which the District expects the deficiency to be remedied, and the expected remedy.
ii. The District shall give the School a reasonable opportunity to contest the District’s determination that a breach has occurred. In a non-emergency situation, this means the Lead Administrator or his designee shall be given an opportunity to meet with the Superintendent or his designee to discuss the notice within five (5) business days.
iii. If the breach is not cured within the time specified in the notice, the District may apply remedies 2.2.H (i) through (iv).
Procedural Guidelines for School Violations of Law or this Contract. Prior to applying a remedy other than seeking an order under the Charter School Emergency Powers Act set forth in C.R.S. §22-30.5-701 et seq., the District shall, to the extent practicable, engage in a due process procedure below.
i. The District shall give the School written notice of a deficiency. The notice shall State the deficiency, the basis for the finding, the time by which the District expects the deficiency to be remedied, and the expected remedy.
ii. The District shall give the School a reasonable opportunity to contest the District’s determination that a breach has occurred. In a non-emergency situation, this means the President of the Charter Board or his designee shall be given an opportunity to meet with the President of the District’s Board or his designee to discuss the notice within five (5) days.
iii. If the breach is not cured within the time specified in the notice, the District may apply remedies
