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FENTY, as Mayor of the )  \nDistrict of Columbia, [et. al](et. al)., ))  \n Defendants.  )  \nORDER  \nPending before the Court are the parties’ proposals for a new Implementation and Exit Plan, submitted consistent with the Court’s April 5, 2010 Memorandum Opinion and contemporaneously issued Order. Pursuant to Modified Final Order (“MFO”) § XX.B, the Court hereby enters the Implementation and Exit Plan accompanying this Order as a Phased Implementation Plan covering the remainder of 2010 and 2011. This plan replaces the LaShawn A. v. Fenty Amended Implementation Plan dated February 2007 and its provisions shall be enforceable via fines or injunctive relief unless modified with the approval of the monitor or by the Court if the parties are not in agreement as to such modifications.  \nThe Court does not here set forth a specific schedule of fines, but will encourage compliance with the plan by applying sanctions as appropriate, after consideration offactors such as the persistence and extent of noncompliance.  \nSO ORDERED.  \nDecember 17, 2010  \n /s/ Thomas F. Hogan  THOMAS F. HOGAN UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE  \nCase 1:89-cv-01754-TFH Document 1073 Filed 12/17/10 Page 2 of 49  \nLaShawn A. v. Fenty Implementation and Exit Plan  \nDecember 17, 2010  \nCase 1:89-cv-01754-TFH Document 1073 Filed 12/17/10 Page 3 of 49  \nPREAMBLE  \nThis LaShawn A. v. Fenty Implementation and Exit Plan includes: Outcomes to be Achieved (Section I); Outcomes to be Maintained (those requirements where the District of Columbia’s current performance meets proposed exit requirements) (Section II); Sustainability and Exit (Section III); and the 2010-2011 Strategy Plan (action steps to achieve the outcomes) (Section IV) . Citations from Federal law, District of Columbia law and regulations, the Modified Final Order (MFO), and CFSA policy are included.1 This plan supersedes and replaces the LaShawn A.  \nv. Fenty Amended Implementation Plan dated February 2007.2 The 2010-2011 Strategy Plan is intended to facilitate the parties’ and the Court’s understanding of the actions to be taken by Defendants to achieve compliance with the exit criteria. The action steps and standards included in the Strategy Plan are a means to achieving the outcomes, and absent a substantial or unjustifiable disparity, the Court will not find deviations from the action steps in the Strategy Plan to constitute noncompliance (See Order April 5, 2010 at 2 n.1) .  \nThe Monitor shall prepare and submit to the Court within 90 days of this Order and every 180 days thereafter an interim performance report setting forth (1) aggregate performance determinations in relation to the Outcomes to be Achieved and the Outcomes to be Maintained,(2) reporting regarding whether Defendants are making acceptable progress toward the outcomesand exit standards and (3) reporting regarding Defendants’ progress in carrying out the associated action steps set forth in the 2010-2011 Strategy Plan. Within 90 days of this order and every six months thereafter the Court Monitor shall provide the parties and the Court with an update summarizing the most recent data and events.  \n1 As required by the Court’s April 5, 2010 Order [Dkt. No. 1025], the outcomes reference a local statute or regulation where it relates in some manner to the subject matter of the outcome. By agreeing to this plan, the District of Columbia does not admit that any outcome to be achieved or maintained is required by statute or regulation, even where a statute or regulation is referenced in regard to such outcome; nor does the District of Columbia admit that any target percentage contained herein is a measure of statutory or regulatory compliance. 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