North Dakota § 15.1-40-12 Superintendent of public instruction - Monitoring - Annual evaluation - Opportunity for remediation

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-40-12 — Superintendent of public instruction - Monitoring - Annual evaluation - Opportunity for remediation

North Dakota § 15.1-40-12

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-40Public Charter Schools

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-40-12 (2026).

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Opportunity for remediation.

1.The superintendent of public instruction shall monitor the performance and legal compliance of the public charter schools, including an annual evaluation for each public charter school according to the charter performance agreement.

2.If a public charter school's performance or legal compliance is unsatisfactory, the superintendent of public instruction promptly shall notify the public charter school and provide a reasonable opportunity for the school to remedy the problems identified by the superintendent of public instruction. A public charter school must be given at least fifteen days to respond to the superintendent of public instruction's notification.

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Opportunity for remediation.
1. The superintendent of public instruction shall monitor the performance and legal
compliance of the public charter schools, including an annual evaluation for each
public charter school according to the charter performance agreement.
2. If a public charter school's performance or legal compliance is unsatisfactory, the
superintendent of public instruction promptly shall notify the public charter school and
provide a reasonable opportunity for the school to remedy the problems identified by
the superintendent of public instruction. A public charter school must be given at least
fifteen days to respond to the superintendent of public instruction's notification.