Tex. Education Code § 30B.102
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§ 30B.102. REVOCATION.
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(a) Unless revoked as provided by this section, the commissioner's authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus under Section 30B.101 continues indefinitely.
(b) The commissioner shall revoke the authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus if the campus has been assigned, for the three preceding school years:
(1) a needs improvement or unacceptable performance rating under Subchapter C, Chapter 39;
(2) a rating of performance that needs improvement or unacceptable, as determined by the commissioner, on a performance evaluation approved by the commissioner under Section 30B.101(c)(3); or
(3) any combination of the ratings described by Subdivision (1) or (2).
(c) The commissioner may, based on a special investigation conducted under Section 39.003:
(1) revoke an authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus; or
(2) require any intervention authorized under that section.
(d) If a private or third party is determined to be ineligible under Section 30B.152, the commissioner shall revoke an authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus for which the private or third party acts as a whole program virtual instruction provider, unless the commissioner approves a request by the school district or open-enrollment charter school that operates the campus to use an alternative private or third party.
(e) An appeal by a school district or open-enrollment charter school of a revocation of an authorization under this chapter that results in the closure of a campus must be made under Section 39A.301.
(b) The commissioner shall revoke the authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus if the campus has been assigned, for the three preceding school years:
(1) a needs improvement or unacceptable performance rating under Subchapter C, Chapter 39;
(2) a rating of performance that needs improvement or unacceptable, as determined by the commissioner, on a performance evaluation approved by the commissioner under Section 30B.101(c)(3); or
(3) any combination of the ratings described by Subdivision (1) or (2).
(c) The commissioner may, based on a special investigation conducted under Section 39.003:
(1) revoke an authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus; or
(2) require any intervention authorized under that section.
(d) If a private or third party is determined to be ineligible under Section 30B.152, the commissioner shall revoke an authorization of a full-time hybrid campus or full-time virtual campus for which the private or third party acts as a whole program virtual instruction provider, unless the commissioner approves a request by the school district or open-enrollment charter school that operates the campus to use an alternative private or third party.
(e) An appeal by a school district or open-enrollment charter school of a revocation of an authorization under this chapter that results in the closure of a campus must be made under Section 39A.301.
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