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(iii) to place Family Life Academy Charter Schools on probationary status andprepare and cause Family Life Academy Charter Schools to implement aremedial action plan the terms and conditions of which Family Life AcademyCharter Schools must agree to abide by in all respects; ord. the existence of grounds for termination or revocation of the Charter or of theauthority of Family Life Academy Charter Schools to operate any of its schoolsas set forth in the Act or the Charter Agreement, or there is fiscalmismanagement, lack of organizational viability, or lack of educationalsoundness; ore. the Trustees make a finding that any school of the Family Life Academy CharterSchools is far from meeting most of the goals in its Accountability Plan and notmaking substantial progress toward meeting those goals; orf. the Trustees deny approval of a charter extension for Family Life AcademyCharter Schools or deny school renewal for one or more schools; org. current or future litigation or other events that threaten the fiscal soundness ofFamily Life Academy Charter Schools as determined by the Trustees.In the event Family Life Academy Charter Schools draws down funds from thedissolution reserve fund but does not dissolve, Family Life Academy Charter Schoolsshall deposit funds into the account to maintain the minimum balance set forth above.Family Life Academy Charter Schools shall provide notice to the Trustees anytimefunds from the dissolution reserve fund are drawn or used for any purpose not setforth above.School Closure Procedures and PlanIn the event of non-renewal or closure of one of the schools or sites operated byFamily Life Academy Charter Schools, whether prematurely or otherwise, FamilyLife Academy Charter Schools shall establish and follow procedures consistentwith those required by subdivision 2851(2)(t) of the Education Law, implement aschool closure plan as published at that time on the website of the Institute, andfollow any additional procedures required by the Trustees to ensure an orderlyclosure or transition process. Family Life Academy Charter Schools must put inplace procedures to transfer students to other schools operated by Family LifeAcademy Charter Schools or the school district in which the school is located, andinform parents regarding educational options. In addition, Family Life AcademyCharter Schools must retain and safeguard any student records from such school,and forward copies of same to each student’s new school or district asappropriate.Response 22 - 4
General Instructions and Notes for New Application Budgets and Cash Flows- Complete ALL SIX tabs in BLUE- Enter information into the GRAY cells- Cells labeled in ORANGE contained guidance pertaining to that tab- Cells containing RED triangles in the upper right corner in columns B thru G containguidance on that particular line item- Funding by School District information for all NYS school districts is located on theGREEN tab* Please note that these budget templates are the same as the ones used to submit the school'syearly and renewal budgets, as well as quarterly reports.
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1. Proposed Charter School NameFami
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Page 4 of 4The FLACS schools are co
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(b)Programmatic ImpactOperationalYe
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o A forty-minute tutoring session f
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MathTypeAbsoluteAbsoluteComparative
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(b)Community OutreachThe applicants
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Rev. Raymond Rivera, founder of FLA
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Response 03(c) - 4Dissemination gra
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School enrollment for FLACS - IIIGr
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Response 05 - Curriculum and Instru
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Figure 1 shows the school calendar,
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) School SchedulesThe school day wi
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9:00 Meeting Meeting Meeting Meetin
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Response 7 - Specific PopulationsFL
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Response 9 - Culture and Discipline
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Response 9(c) - Special Education P
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Response 10 - Organizational ChartA
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Organizational ChartFLACS I, II, II
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Response 11 - Personnel(a) Staffing
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Response 11(d) - Personnel Policies
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Response 13 - Governance(a)Educatio
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established. The accountability com
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d. Where FLACS has engaged a not-fo
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. Keep a record of all receipts and
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and well-defined set of transaction
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Article XIVParliamentary AuthorityS
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Response 13(g) - Board Member Infor
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or others, including;• known oppo
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Response 15 - Student Demand, Recru
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Family Life Academy Charter School
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Response 23 - Action PlanAcademic P
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Organizational ViabilityProjectedSt
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Response 24(a) - Supplemental Narra
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