Common use of Corrective Plans Clause in Contracts

Corrective Plans. If the Board of Public Education determines that the Charter Governing Board or any of its charter schools, programs or sites is not progressing toward one or more of the performance or education goals set forth in the Charter Contract, that the quality of a charter school’s, program’s or site’s educational program or the Charter Governing Board’s governance practices are not satisfactory, or that the Charter Governing Board or any of its charter schools or sites is not in compliance with the terms and conditions of the Charter Contract including the Monitoring Plan, then the Board of Public Education, in consultation with the Charter Governing Board, may develop and require the Charter Governing Board to implement a corrective plan (“Corrective Plan”). Nothing contained herein shall require the Board of Public Education to undertake the development of a Corrective Plan to terminate the authority to operate a charter school, site or program, place the Charter Governing Board on probationary status, or initiate mandatory remedial action in accordance with the Act or the Charter Contract. The terms and conditions of a remedial plan may include, but are not limited to, the termination of the authority of the Charter Governing Board to operate a particular charter school, site, or program. Grounds for Charter Termination or Revocation. The Charter Contract may be terminated and revoked: by the Board of Public Education in accordance with the Act; or, by mutual agreement of the Parties hereto.

Corrective Plans. If the Board of Public Education determines that the Charter Governing Board or any of its charter schools, programs or sites is not progressing toward one or more of the performance or education goals set forth in the Charter Contract, that the quality of a charter school’s, program’s or site’s educational program or the Charter Governing Board’s governance practices are not satisfactory, or that the Charter Governing Board or any of its charter schools or sites is not in compliance with the terms and conditions of the Charter Contract including the Monitoring Plan, then the Board of Public Education, in consultation with the Charter Governing Board, may develop and require the Charter Governing Board to implement a corrective plan (“Corrective Plan”). Nothing contained herein shall require the Board of Public Education to undertake the development of a Corrective Plan to terminate the authority to operate a charter school, site or program, place the Charter Governing Board on probationary status, or initiate mandatory remedial action in accordance with the Act or the Charter Contract. The terms and conditions of a remedial plan may include, but are not limited to, the termination of the authority of the Charter Governing Board to operate a particular charter school, site, or program. Grounds for Charter Termination or Revocation. The Charter Contract may be terminated and revoked: by the Board of Public Education in accordance with the Act; or, by mutual agreement of the Parties hereto.