LAC 28:CXXXIX.1701. Reasons for Revocation

A. An authorizer may revoke a school's charter any time prior to the expiration of a charter operator's five-year term following initial approval or prior to the expiration of its subsequent renewal, if such is granted pursuant to Chapter 15 of this bulletin, upon a determination that the charter school or its officers or employees did any of the following: 1. committed a material violation of any of the conditions, standards, or procedures provided for in the approved charter; 2. failed to meet or pursue within the agreed timelines any of the academic and other educational results specified in the approved charter; 3. failed to meet generally accepted accounting standards of fiscal management; 4. violated any provision of law or BESE policy applicable to a charter school, its officers, or employees. B. BESE may also revoke a schools charter if: 1. the health, safety, and welfare of students is threatened; 2. any other reasons for revocation listed as such in a charter school's charter contract. C. In lieu of revocation, an authorizer may consider reconstitution of the charter school governing board in accordance with §2105 of this Part when the authorizer determines such an action would be in the best interests of the students of the charter school.