District Of Columbia § 38-2603 - Requirements for short-term SEO plan.
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§ 38-2603. Requirements for short-term SEO plan.
38-2603The short-term SEO plan shall:
Be formulated in consultation with the Board of Education, the Superintendent of Schools, the Public Charter School Board, District agencies with responsibilities for functions specified in , the District of Columbia Financial Responsibility and Management Assistance Authority (“DCFRMAA”) and any relevant federal agencies;
Be adopted by the Officer only after at least one public hearing on the proposed short-term plan;
Identify the authority and responsibility of each party at each stage in the transition process;
Specify dates and benchmarks for transfer of authority, responsibility, budget, and employees;
Specify the estimated cost to the SEO of carrying out each function specified in , and the recommended source of revenues; and
Identify any factors with potential for disrupting services to students and recommend steps to prevent any possible disruption.
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