Pursuant to W. S. § 15-1-103(a), the City is authorized to convey and lease property owned by the City, and make any orders respecting it deemed to be in the City’s best interest, and to perform all acts in relation to the property and concerns of the City necessary for the exercise of its corporate powers; and
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-2(1), the School will operate under the auspices of the College, but if the College loses authorization to operate as a public institution, the School must operate as a nonprofit organization under Sec. 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(a)(1) and §18-5G-3(c)(6), the School will administer the same required general summative assessments, using the same protocols, as noncharter public schools. ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(a)(3), the school will not be home school based and will only be predominately a virtual school if the School has been authorized as a virtual public charter school. ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(a)(7), the School will not charge tuition and will only charge fees as may be imposed by noncharter public schools. ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(a)(8), the School will not, whether through the admission or enrollment process or general operation of the School, put in place requirements or practices that would exclude any child from admission or enrollment who would not be excluded at a noncharter public school. Additionally, the School’s admission and enrollment processes shall comply with applicable law and be void of discrimination except for exceptions recognized in the State Code. ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(c)(1), the School will comply with all federal requirements applicable to noncharter public schools in the State, including but not limited to federal nutrition standards, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Pub.L. 88-352, 78 Stat. 241 (1964); the XxXxxxxx-Xxxxx Homeless Assistance Act, U.S.C. 11431 et seq.; the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA), Pub.L. 108-446; the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), Pub.L. 101-336, 104 Stat. 328 (1990); Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; and IDEA, including its mandate that students with exceptionalities covered by its protections receive FAPE with access to the general curriculum in the least restrictive environment (LRE) appropriate for their needs. The School acknowledges it shall be prepared to enroll a comparable proportion of students with exceptionalities as are enrolled in noncharter public schools. ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(c)(2), the School and its governing board will timely comply and respond to requests received pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (W. Va. Code §29B-1-1 et seq.). ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(c)(2), the governing board will conduct its business in compliance with The Open Governmental Meetings Act (W. Va. Code §6-9A-1 et seq.). ● Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-3(c)(3), the charter school will adhere to the same immunization requirements that are applicable to noncharter public schools. ● Pursua...
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-10(b), no later than June 30 preceding the final school year of this Contract, the Authorizer shall provide contract renewal application guidance to the School. The guidance shall include or refer explicitly to the criteria and standards agreed upon in this Contract and will guide the Authorizer’s renewal decisions. The Authorizer may use a standard renewal application template provided by the West Virginia Department of Education, modifying it as desired, such as to align the renewal process with the Contract, including addenda, and the educational mission of the School. The guidance that the Authorizer provides shall, at a minimum, require and provide an opportunity for the charter school to:
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-10(a), no later than June 30 preceding the final school year of this Contract, the Authorizer shall issue a performance report on the School. The performance report shall summarize the School’s performance record to date, based primarily on agreed data collection in this Contract and State law, and if such prospect is warranted, will mention the prospect that the Contract may not be renewed and the reasons for the potential non- renewal as required by §18-5G-9(d)(1). The time between that June 30 and the end date of this Contract is the minimum time before nonrenewal, pursuant to §18-5G-9(d)(1).
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §18-5G-9(d)(7), if the Authorizer determines not to renew the Charter, the Authorizer shall issue a written decision that includes its reasons, which may include any legal basis for nonrenewal including, in the reasonable discretion of the Authorizer, any of the nonrenewal conditions stated at W. Va. Code §18-5G-10(f).
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §§ 18-5G-9(d)(10), a provision that the failure for the authorizer to act on a renewal application within the contractual and statutory timeframes shall be deemed an approval of the renewal application.
Pursuant to W. Va. Code §§ 11A-1-1 et. seq., he is the officer responsible for collecting ad valorem property taxes levied in the County, and for disbursing the payments provided for in this Agreement.
Pursuant to W. Va. Code § 11-3-1 et seq., he is the officer responsible for assessing properties for ad valorem property tax purposes in the County.
Pursuant to W. Va. Code § 21-1D-2(b) and (k), this provision does not apply to public improvement contracts the value of which is $100,000 or less or temporary or emergency repairs.
