1. A charter performance agreement may be revoked at any time or not renewed if the superintendent of public instruction determines the public charter school: a. Failed to comply with this chapter or other law. b. Committed a material violation of a term, condition, standard, or procedure required under the charter performance agreement. c. Failed to meet or make sufficient progress toward the performance expectations under the charter performance agreement. d. Failed to meet accepted standards of fiscal management. 2. Revocation may not occur before a public meeting with the charter holder occurs, unless the superintendent of public instruction determines the continued operation of the public charter school presents an imminent public safety issue, in which case the charter performance agreement may be revoked immediately. 3. A public charter school has thirty days to respond to the superintendent of public instruction's notice to revoke the school's charter performance agreement. 4. If the superintendent of public instruction revokes or does not renew a charter performance agreement, the superintendent of public instruction shall publish the reasons for the revocation or nonrenewal.
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