School Access and Documentation Responsibilities Sample Clauses

School Access and Documentation Responsibilities. Upon immediate termination of this Charter, the School shall immediately give to the Sponsor: access to the School’s facilities; including all security system access codes and access codes for all School’s computers in the School’s facilities; all student, educational, and administrative records of the School; access to the School’s bank accounts and public funds; storage facilities; all records, information, receipts, and documentation for all expenditures of public funds, including but not limited to federal grants such as Title I and charter school grants; and all public property. The Sponsor shall further cooperate and afford the School immediate access to any and all records in Sponsor’s possession and needed by the School in preparation of its appeal upon School’s request, to the extent that such records were turned over to Sponsor pursuant to this section.
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School Access and Documentation Responsibilities. The School shall 8 immediately give to the Sponsor all keys to the School’s facilities, all security­ 10 all student, educational and administrative records of the School, access to the 11 school’s bank accounts and public funds, storage facilities, all records, 12 information, receipts and documentation for all expenditures of public funds, 13 including but not limited to federal grants such as Title I and charter school grants, 14 and all public property. Any violation of this provision shall relieve the Sponsor 15 of its duty to operate the school.
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School Access and Documentation Responsibilities. Upon termination or expiration of this Charter, the School shall immediately give to the Sponsor: access to the School’s facilities; all security system access codes and access codes for all computers in the School’s facilities; all student, educational, and administrative records of the School; access to the School’s bank accounts and public funds; storage facilities; all records, information, receipts, and documentation for all expenditures of public funds, including but not limited to federal grants such as Title I and charter school grants; and all public property. Any violation of this provision shall relieve the Sponsor of its duty to operate the charter school.
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School Access and Documentation Responsibilities. The School shall 26 immediately give to the Sponsor all keys to the School’s facilities, all security- 27 system access codes and access codes for all com puters in the School’s facilities, 28 all student, educational and adm inistrative records of the School, access to the 29 school’s bank accounts and public funds, storage facilities, all records, 30 information, receipts and docum entation for all expenditures of public funds, 31 including but not lim ited to federal grants such as Title I and charter school 1 grants, and all public property. Any xxxxx tion of this provision shall relieve the 2 Sponsor of its duty to operate the school.
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