Common use of Start-Up Date Clause in Contracts

Start-Up Date. The initial start-up of the School shall be consistent with the beginning of the Sponsor’s public school calendar for each school year. In all years of operation, the School will follow the public school calendar adopted by the Sponsor unless otherwise stated and approved in the Application (Appendix 1) or by an amendment to this Charter. The School shall provide instruction for at least one hundred eighty (180) school days or the number of days required by law for other public schools, and may provide instruction for additional days.

Start-Up Date. The initial start-up of the School School’s calendar shall be consistent with the beginning of the Sponsor’s public school calendar for each school year. In all years of operation, the School will follow the public school calendar adopted by the Sponsor unless otherwise stated and approved in the Application (Appendix 1) or by an amendment to this Charter. The School shall provide instruction for at least one hundred eighty (180) school days or the number of days and the minimum number of instructional minutes required by law for other public schools, . Instructional days beyond the minimum must be reviewed and may provide instruction for additional daysapproved by the Sponsor prior to implementation.

Start-Up Date. a) The initial start-up of the School School’s calendar shall be consistent with the beginning of the Sponsor’s public school calendar for each school year. In all years of operation, the School will follow the public school calendar adopted by the Sponsor unless otherwise stated and approved in the Application (Appendix 1) or by an amendment to this Charter. The School shall provide instruction for at least one hundred eighty (180) school days or the number of days and the minimum number of instructional minutes required by law for other public schools, . Instructional days beyond the minimum must be reviewed and may provide instruction for additional daysapproved by the Sponsor prior to implementation.