Common use of Standards and Processes for Revocation of a Contract Clause in Contracts

Standards and Processes for Revocation of a Contract. a. If at any time the Commission determines, as the result of receiving a complaint or on its own review of the information obtained through the monitoring process, that it has significant concerns regarding the School’s failure to comply with the terms of the charter contract or governing law, or concerns regarding the school’s ability to meet its performance targets, the Commission will deliver a Letter of Concern to the governing board of the School. Such notice shall identify the specific concerns, stating that the concerns represent potential violations of law or the Charter that could lead to sanctions by the Commission up to and including revocation of the Charter. The Commission shall require a written response within ten calendar days of receipt of the notice by the School. b. If the inquiry indicates unsatisfactory compliance the Commission shall direct the School to submit a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) to the Commission within ten calendar days of receipt of the request by the School. c. If the School’s response to the CAP does not address the concerns the Commission shall place the school on probation and/or issue sanctions. Sanctions could include revocation of charter. d. If the Commission places the school on probation or issues sanctions the Commission will schedule an interview and public hearing to discuss the concerns identified by the Commission and the response as filed by the School. e. For no fewer than five business days after the interview and hearing, the Commission will receive any further written comments from the School and/or the public. f. After the additional response/comment period described above, the Commission will have thirty business days to issue a letter of findings including either 1) conditions for the continued operation of the School including timelines for required remediation, or 2) the time and date under which the school is ordered to begin implementation of the Closure Plan. Subsequent failure on the part of the School to comply with the conditions and timelines for continued operation without seeking additional assistance or relief from the Commission will result in notice of the time and date under which the School is ordered to begin implementation of the Closure Plan.

Standards and Processes for Revocation of a Contract. a. If at any time the Commission determines, as the result of receiving a complaint or on its own review of the information obtained through the monitoring process, that it has significant concerns regarding the School’s failure to comply with the terms of the charter contract or governing law, or concerns regarding the school’s ability to meet its performance targets, the Commission will deliver a Letter of Concern to the governing board of the School. Such notice shall identify the specific concerns, stating that the concerns represent potential violations of law or the Charter that could lead to sanctions by the Commission up to and including revocation of the Charter. The Commission shall require a written response within ten calendar days of receipt of the notice by the School. b. . • If the inquiry indicates unsatisfactory compliance the Commission shall direct the School to submit a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) to the Commission within ten calendar days of receipt of the request by the School. c. . • If the School’s response to the CAP does not address the concerns the Commission shall place the school on probation and/or issue sanctions. Sanctions could include revocation of charter. d. . • If the Commission places the school on probation or issues sanctions the Commission will schedule an interview and public hearing to discuss the concerns identified by the Commission and the response as filed by the School. e. . • For no fewer than five business days after the interview and hearing, the Commission will receive any further written comments from the School and/or the public. f. . • After the additional response/comment period described above, the Commission will have thirty business days to issue a letter of findings including either 1) conditions for the continued operation of the School including timelines for required remediation, or 2) the time and date under which the school is ordered to begin implementation of the Closure Plan. Subsequent failure on the part of the School to comply with the conditions and timelines for continued operation without seeking additional assistance or relief from the Commission will result in notice of the time and date under which the School is ordered to begin implementation of the Closure Plan.