Considerations Warranting Nonrenewal Sample Clauses

The "Considerations Warranting Nonrenewal" clause defines the specific factors or circumstances under which a contract may not be renewed at the end of its term. This clause typically outlines criteria such as performance issues, changes in business needs, regulatory requirements, or breaches of contract that could justify a decision not to continue the agreement. By clearly stating these considerations, the clause helps both parties understand the grounds for nonrenewal, reducing uncertainty and potential disputes when the contract term concludes.
Considerations Warranting Nonrenewal. The School agrees that nonrenewal is warranted based on the existence of grounds identified in section 10.1 or 10.2 or Applicable Law, notwithstanding the existence of improved pupil learning and student achievement. For example, nonrenewal will result from the School’s failure to improve pupil learning and student achievement (notwithstanding superior performance in financial, operations, governance, or legal compliance factors) and may result from the School’s improvement of pupil learning and student achievement combined with a failure to achieve environmental education goals specified in Exhibit H or significant financial, operational, governance, or legal compliance deficiency, or multiple deficiencies in any of the financial, operational, governance, or legal compliance areas, or deficiencies in multiple areas.
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