Common use of Termination by the District Clause in Contracts

Termination by the District. This Contract may be terminated, after written notice to the School, and the charter revoked by the Board upon recommendation of the Superintendent. Any termination or revocation shall take effect after the School has had the opportunity to exhaust its first appeal to the State Board of Education. In order to minimize the disruption to students, the effective date of the termination shall be no sooner than the end of the current semester, unless termination on a different date is reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff. The Contract may be terminated for any of the following reasons: i. The School materially violates any terms of the charter contract and fails after a reasonable period of time to substantially cure the violation; ii. The School meets any of the grounds for revocation provided for under the Charter Schools Act as they exist now or may be amended (C.R.S. § 22- 30.5-110(3)-(3.5)); iii. If the School is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for two consecutive years and the school fails to provide evidence acceptable to the District Board that the School is making sufficient improvement to attain a higher accreditation category within two school years or the school is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for a third consecutive school year; iv. The School is designated for closure under the District’s School Performance Compact. All sections of the School Performance Compact apply to the School; or v. The School is bankrupt or insolvent.

Termination by the District. This Contract may be terminated, after written notice to the School, and the charter revoked by the Board upon recommendation of the Superintendent. Any termination or revocation shall take effect after the School has had the opportunity to exhaust its first appeal appeals to the State Board of Education. In order to minimize the disruption to students, the effective date of the termination shall be no sooner than the end of the current semester, unless termination on a different date is reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff. The Contract may be terminated for any of the following reasons: i. The School materially violates any terms of the charter contract and fails after a reasonable period of time to substantially cure the violation; ii. The School meets any of the grounds for revocation provided for under the Charter Schools Act as they exist now or may be amended (C.R.S. § 22- 22-30.5-110(3)-(3.5)); iii. If the School is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for two consecutive years and the school fails to provide evidence acceptable to the District Board that the School is making sufficient improvement to attain a higher accreditation category within two school years or the school is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for a third consecutive school year; iv. The School is designated for closure under the District’s School Performance Compact. All sections of the School Performance Compact apply to the School; or v. The School is bankrupt or insolvent.

Termination by the District. This Contract may be terminated, after written notice to the School, and the charter revoked by the Board upon recommendation of the Superintendent. Any termination or revocation shall take effect after the School has had the opportunity to exhaust its first appeal to the State Board of Education. In order to minimize the disruption to students, the effective date of the termination shall be no sooner than the end of the current semester, unless termination on a different date is reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff. The Contract may be terminated for any of the following reasons: i. The School materially violates any terms of the charter contract and fails after a reasonable period of time to substantially cure the violation; ii. The School meets any of the grounds for revocation provided for under the Charter Schools Act as they exist now or may be amended (C.R.S. § 22- 22-30.5-110(3)-(3.5)); iii. If the School is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for two consecutive years and the school fails to provide evidence acceptable to the District Board that the School is making sufficient improvement to attain a higher accreditation category within two school years or the school is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for a third consecutive school year; iv. The School is designated for restart, replacement or closure under the District’s School Performance Compact. All sections of the School Performance Compact apply to the School. As the School Performance Compact states, in order to be designated for closure, multiple measures of the School performance will be considered including, “student growth and performance over multiple years as well as other indicators in the District’s School Performance Framework (“SPF”), student growth in the most recent year, and qualitative indicators of a school’s instructional quality as captured in a School Quality Review (“SQR”),”; or v. The School is bankrupt or insolvent.

Termination by the District. This Contract may be terminated, after written notice to the School, and the charter revoked by the Board upon recommendation of the Superintendent. Any termination or revocation shall take effect after the School has had the opportunity to exhaust its first appeal to the State Board of Education. In order to minimize the disruption to students, the effective date of the termination shall be no sooner than the end of the current semester, unless termination on a different date is reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff. The Contract may be terminated for any of the following reasons: i. The School materially violates any terms of the charter contract and fails after a reasonable period of time to substantially cure the violation; ii. The School meets any of the grounds for revocation provided for under the Charter Schools Act as they exist now or may be amended (C.R.S. § 22- 22-30.5-110(3)-(3.5)); iii. If the School is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for two consecutive years and the school fails to provide evidence acceptable to the District Board that the School is making sufficient improvement to attain a higher accreditation category within two school years or the school is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for a third consecutive school year; iv. The School is designated for closure under the District’s School Performance Compact. All sections of the School Performance Compact apply to the School; or v. The School is bankrupt or insolvent.

Termination by the District. This Contract may be terminated, after written notice to the School, and the charter revoked by the Board upon recommendation of the Superintendent. Any termination or revocation shall take effect after the School has had the opportunity to exhaust its first appeal to the State Board of Education. In order to minimize the disruption to students, the effective date of the termination shall be no sooner than the end of the current semester, unless termination on a different date is reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff. The Contract may be terminated for any of the following reasons: i. 1. The School materially violates any terms of the charter contract and fails after a reasonable period of time to substantially cure the violation; ii2. The School meets any of the grounds for revocation provided for under the Charter Schools Act as they exist now or may be amended (C.R.S. § 22- 30.5-110(3)-(3.5)); iii3. If the School is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-22- 11-210(2) for two consecutive years and the school fails to provide evidence acceptable to the District Board that the School is making sufficient improvement to attain a higher accreditation category within two school years or the school is required to submit a turnaround plan pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-11-210(2) for a third consecutive school year;; or iv4. The School is designated for restart or closure under the District’s School Performance Compact. All sections of the School Performance Compact apply to the School; or. As The School Performance Compact states, in order to be designated for closure, multiple measures of school performance will be considered including, “student growth and performance over multiple years as well as other indicators in the District’s School Performance Framework (“SPF”), student growth in the most recent year, and qualitative indicators of a school’s instructional quality as captured in a School Quality Review (“SQR”).” v. 5. The School is bankrupt or insolvent.