Common use of Program Audit Clause in Contracts

Program Audit. During the first trimester of each school year, Charter School shall compile and provide to the District an annual Accountability Plan or Single Plan for Student Achievement. The Plan shall include a comprehensive evaluation of student performance on school and state measures. Data from these assessments will be used to set specific measurable student objectives for the year. The District may visit or observe any part of the school and its programs at any time, and shall also do so in conjunction with the programmatic audit described in this section. If the District representative believes the District has cause to revoke this charter pursuant to Education Code Section 47607, or intends to recommend to the Board of Education that sanctions or disciplinary action be taken against CHARTER, the District representative agrees to notify Charter School in writing 30 days prior to a public hearing before the District Board, noting the specific reasons for which the charter may be revoked. At no time shall this notification be published publicly or placed on the agenda for a District Board meeting until the CHARTER has had time to respond to the notice. Should District, after a Board hearing, determine that it has cause to revoke the charter, or intends to recommend to the Board of Education that sanctions or disciplinary action be taken against CHARTER, District shall notify CHAR- TER within 7 days. Charter School will then be granted a reasonable time to respond to the notice and take appropriate corrective action. At no time shall this notification be published publicly or placed on the agenda for a Board of Education meeting until the CHARTER has had time to respond to the notice. The notice shall specify the time that the District and CHARTER jointly believe will provide the CHARTER a reasonable period in which to take corrective action.