Intervention ladder definition

Intervention ladder means procedures adopted by the commission to impose interventions intended to address a state charter school’s unsatisfactory performance or non-compliance with the contract.
Intervention ladder has the meaning as set forth in the Commission Rule (6.2.9.7.(Q.) NMAC) and are procedures adopted by the commission to impose interventions intended to address the School’s unsatisfactory performance or non-compliance with the contract.
Intervention ladder means procedures adopted by the commission to impose progressive interventions intended as one of methods that may be used by the commission to address a state charter school’s unsatisfactory performance.

Examples of Intervention ladder in a sentence

  • If at any time, the Governing Body’s qualification as a Board of Finance is suspended by the Department pursuant to §22-8-39 NMSA 1978 or otherwise, the Commission shall consider whether to issue a notice of breach under the Intervention Ladder as defined by the Commission Rule or commence proceedings to revoke or non-renew the charter for failing to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management as contemplated by §22-8B-12(K)(2) NMSA 1978.

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