Revocation/nonrenewal and hearing procedures Sample Clauses

Revocation/nonrenewal and hearing procedures. In accordance with S.C. Code Xxx. §59- 40-110(F), at least sixty (60) days before not renewing, revoking, or terminating a charter, the shall notify in writing the School board of the proposed action. The notification shall specify the grounds for the proposed action in reasonable detail. Pursuant to S.C. Code Xxx. §59-40- 110(H), the School board may request in writing a hearing before the Sponsor within fourteen days of receiving notice of nonrenewal or revocation of the charter. Failure of the School board to make a written request for a hearing within fourteen (14) days must be treated as acquiescence to the proposed action. Upon receiving a timely written request for a hearing, the sponsor shall give reasonable notice to the School board of the hearing date. The Sponsor shall conduct a hearing before taking final action. The Sponsor shall take final action to renew or to revoke a charter by the last day of classes in the last school year for which the School is authorized.
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Revocation/nonrenewal and hearing procedures. The Sponsor shall provide the School written notice of the grounds for revocation or nonrenewal and the date of the revocation or nonrenewal hearing before the Sponsor Board. In accordance with S.C.

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