Sec. 3. (a) In making charter renewal decisions, an authorizer shall:
(1) make decisions based upon evidence of the school's performance over the term of the charter contract in accordance with the performance framework set forth in the charter contract;
(2) ensure the data used in making renewal decisions are available to the school and the public; and
(3) provide a public report summarizing the evidence basis for each decision.
(b) An authorizer must develop revocation and nonrenewal processes that:
(1) provide the organizer with a timely notification of revocation or nonrenewal and the reasons for the possible revocation or nonrenewal;
(2) allow the organizer a reasonable amount of time in which to prepare a response;
(3) provide the organizer with an opportunity to submit documents and give testimony in support of the continuation of the charter school at a proceeding held for that purpose;
(4) allow the organizer access to representation by counsel; and
(5) after a reasonable period for deliberation, require that a final determination be made and conveyed in writing to the organizer.
(c) If an authorizer revokes or does not renew a charter, the authorizer shall clearly state, in writing, the reasons for the revocation or nonrenewal.
As added by P.L.280-2013, SEC.39.
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