Corrective Action by Order of Reconstitution Clause Samples

Corrective Action by Order of Reconstitution. The University, in its sole discretion, may issue an Order of Reconstitution requiring the Academy to undertake a plan of corrective action in order to avoid revocation of its Contract (“Corrective Action”). The plan of Corrective Action may include cancellation of the Academy’s contract with its ESP, withdrawal of the University’s approval of the ESP Management Agreement, termination of one or more Academy Directors’ service, appointment of a new member or members to the Academy Board of Directors, elimination of the Academy’s ability to offer certain age and grade levels at an identified site or designation of a trustee or receiver to take over the operation of the Academy. In the event a Corrective Action plan is undertaken, the following steps will be observed: (a) the University will notify the Academy, in writing, of the specific educational performance or operational issues that it deems failing at the Academy and its intent to revoke the Academy’s Contract if the issues are not corrected by a date certain, which will be no earlier than 90 days (absent exigent circumstances) after the date of the notice; (b) within thirty days after receipt of the notice described above, the Academy shall respond to the University with any information that the Academy Board of Directors deems relevant to the issues and a plan of correction; (c) if the University approves of the plan of correction, it shall be implemented, and the Contract shall be amended accordingly; if the University disapproves the plan of correction, it may implement corrective action in a manner that it, in its sole discretion, deems appropriate to the situation or continue with the revocation of the Contract as it sees fit.
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Corrective Action by Order of Reconstitution. In addition to, or in lieu of, any provisions herein, DPSCD, in its sole discretion, may issue an Order of Reconstitution requiring the Academy to undertake a plan of corrective action in order to avoid revoca Action may include (but shall not be limited to) with its ESP, withdrawal of DPSCD s approval of the ESP Agreement, termination of 28 one or more Academy to the Academy Board of Directors, or designation of a trustee, conservator or receiver to take over the operation of the Academy. In the event a Corrective Action plan is undertaken, the following steps will be observed: (a) DPSCD will notify the Academy, in writing, of the specific educational performance or operational issues that it deems failing at the Academy and a date certain, which will be no earlier than 120 days (absent exigent circumstances) after the date of the notice; (b) within thirty days after receipt of the notice described above, the Academy shall respond to DPSCD with any information that the Academy Board of Directors deems relevant to the issues and a plan of correction; (c) if DPSCD approves of the plan of correction, it shall be implemented and the Contract shall be amended accordingly; if DPSCD disapproves the plan of correction, it may implement corrective action in a manner that it, in its sole discretion, deems appropriate to the situation or continue with the revocation of the Contract as it sees fit. For good cause, DPSCD may extend the deadlines set forth above. The issuance of the termination letter shall automatically terminate this Contract without any further action by either party. Upon issuance of the termination letter, DPSCD shall notify the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Michigan Department of Education that the Contract has been terminated. The development of a corrective action plan under this Section 15.11 shall not in any way limit the rights of the DPSCD to revoke, terminate, or suspend this Contract. If the Office of Charter Schools determines that the SDA is unable to develop a corrective action plan that can remedy the material breach and that is acceptable to DPSCD, the Office of Charter Schools shall recommend that the DPSCD Board terminate the Contract at the end of the current school year. If the DPSCD Board approves to terminate the Contract under this Section 14.11, the Contract shall be terminated at the end of the current school year without any further action of either party.
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