Ind. Code § 20-24-9-4
Corrective action; revocation of charter
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Current — January 1, 2025
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 4. (a) If an authorizer determines that:
Sec. 4. If an authorizer determines that:
(1) an organizer is failing to comply with the conditions or procedures established in the charter;
(1) an organizer is failing to comply with the conditions or procedures established in the charter;
(2) a charter school established by the organizer is failing to meet the educational goals set forth in the charter;
(2) a charter school established by the organizer is failing to meet the educational goals set forth in the charter;
(3) an organizer is failing to comply with all applicable federal and state laws;
(3) an organizer is failing to comply with all applicable federal and state laws;
(4) an organizer fails to meet generally accepted fiscal management and government accounting principles; or
(4) an organizer fails to meet generally accepted fiscal management and government accounting principles; or
(5) one (1) or more grounds for revocation exist as specified in the charter;
(5) one (1) or more grounds for revocation exist as specified in the charter;
the authorizer shall notify the governing board of the organizer of the charter school in writing and give the organizer a reasonable time to remedy the deficiency.
(b) If the organizer does not remedy the deficiency within the timeline established by the authorizer, the authorizer may:
the authorizer may order any corrective action that the authorizer considers necessary to correct the deficiency or revoke the school's charter.
(2) revoke the school's charter.
Official source: Indiana General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain Indiana statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.