Section Ed 409.07 - Revocation and Probation(a) A written petition to the state board to revoke a nonpublic school's approval status may be made by the parent of any pupil currently attending that school, alleging that the school refused to implement a decision of the state board, after conclusion of a due process hearing under Ed 409.(b) After 30 days' notice has been provided to all affected parties, the state board shall revoke a nonpublic school's approval prior to the expiration of its term if the board determines, after a hearing, that the school has refused to implement a decision of the state board as provided in (a) above.(c) Before revoking a nonpublic school's approval, the state board shall consult with the nonpublic school's governing board on the development and implementation of a corrective action plan.(d) The state board shall place a nonpublic school on probationary status for up to one year to allow the implementation of a corrective action plan. If the board determines after the expiration of the probationary status that the plan was not successfully implemented, the board shall revoke its approval of the nonpublic school.(e) Nothing contained in this section shall prevent the state board from immediately suspending a nonpublic school approval status in circumstances posing an immediate or ongoing danger to life or safety, provided that the state board shall commence a hearing on the suspension within 10 days of issuing the suspension order.N.H. Admin. Code § Ed 409.07
#8263, eff 1/22/2005; ss by #10360, eff 6/5/2013.Amended by Number 6, Filed February 8, 2024, Proposed by #13853, Effective 1/12/2024, Expires 1/12/2034 (formerly Ed 408.07) (see Revision Note at chapter heading for Ed 400).