Updated District Required Language Sample Clauses

Updated District Required Language. The Charter shall be updated to incorporate the current District Required Language, attached herewith as part of this Material Revision.
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Updated District Required Language. The individual Charters of the Green Dot California Charter Schools shall be amended to include and incorporate the attached District Required Language identified herein as Attachment A.
Updated District Required Language. 3. The Charter School warrants that it is/is operated by a non-profit corporation in good standing in the State of California.

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