Common use of Age; Grade Range; Number of Students Clause in Contracts

Age; Grade Range; Number of Students. The Charter School shall provide instruction to pupils in such grades and numbers in each year of operation under the Charter as described in the Application, provided that the Charter School, upon making all reasonable efforts to recruit students, may enroll a lesser or greater number of students in each grade, or lesser or great number students from one year to the next, within reason, without being deemed in material breach of the Charter, as long as such enrollment variation does not substantially alter the school’s educational design as described in the Application. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, the Charter School must obtain prior written approval from SED prior to (i) enrolling any student, who, if enrolled, would cause the school's enrollment to exceed the total maximum enrollment of the school as set forth in the Application (the "Maximum Enrollment") or (ii) commencing or continuing instruction where the total number of students enrolled is less than eighty-five percent (85%) of the Projected Enrollment for a given academic year as set forth in the Application or the total enrollment is less than fifty (50) students. The Charter School shall demonstrate good-faith efforts to attract and retain a comparable or greater enrollment of students with disabilities, English language learners, and students eligible for free and reduced- price lunch when compared to the enrollment figures for such students in the school district (or if the charter school is located within the City School District of the City of New York, the community school district) in which the charter school is located.

Age; Grade Range; Number of Students. The Charter School shall provide instruction to pupils in such grades and numbers in each year of operation under the Charter as described in the Renewal Application, provided that the Charter School, upon making all reasonable efforts to recruit students, may enroll a lesser or greater number of students in each grade, or lesser or great number students from one year to the next, within reason, without being deemed in material breach of the Charter, as long as such enrollment variation does not substantially alter the school’s educational design as described in the Renewal Application. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, the Charter School must obtain prior written approval from SED prior to (i) enrolling any student, who, if enrolled, would cause the school's enrollment to exceed the total maximum enrollment of the school as set forth in the Renewal Application (the "Maximum Enrollment") or (ii) commencing or continuing instruction where the total number of students enrolled is less than eighty-five percent (85%) of the Projected Enrollment for a given academic year as set forth in the Renewal Application or the total enrollment is less than fifty (50) students. The Charter School shall demonstrate good-faith efforts to attract and retain a comparable or greater enrollment of students with disabilities, English language learners, and students eligible for free and reduced- reduced-price lunch when compared to the enrollment figures for such students in the school district (or if the charter school is located within the City School District of the City of New York, the community school district) in which the charter school is located.