Common use of Statutory Grounds for Revocation Clause in Contracts

Statutory Grounds for Revocation. This Charter may be revoked prior to expiration of the initial term or any renewal term by the University upon a determination that one (1) or more of the following has occurred: (i) Failure of the Charter School to begin school operations and have students in attendance by the dates specified in this Charter; (ii) The Charter school has insufficient enrollment to successfully operate a charter school, or the Charter School has lost more than fifty percent (50%) of its student enrollment from the previous academic year; (iii) Failure of the Organizer to comply with any of the terms and conditions established in this Charter; (iv) Any of the representations made in this Charter was not true when made; (v) Failure of the Charter School to achieve the level of academic, financial, or organizational performance required by the University in the Accountability Framework; (vi) Failure of the Organizer to comply with all Applicable Laws; (vii) The Charter School was placed into the lowest category or designation created by the Indiana Department of Education under Indiana Code 20- 31-8-1 et seq. and has continuously remained in that category or designation for five (5) consecutive years; and/or (viii) Failure of the Organizer to follow generally accepted government accounting principles.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Charter School Agreement, Charter School Agreement, Charter School Agreement

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