Board Data Sample Clauses

Board Data. The School agrees to notify Osprey Wilds, via an updated board roster, of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) business days of such change. All additions to the School Board will execute a statement of assurance, in the form of Exhibit L, within ten (10) business days of such addition, which shall be provided to Osprey Wilds within twenty (20) business days of such addition. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s or the individual's expense, whichever is allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board; the School shall certify to Osprey Wilds within ten (10) business days of receipt of such background check that the background check has been completed and whether or not the background check contained adverse information. In addition, the School agrees to furnish Osprey Wilds with finalized minutes of the Board's meetings at such time as the minutes are approved by the School Board. The School further agrees to notify Osprey Wilds of the School Board regular meeting schedule when requested by Osprey Wilds. The School agrees to inform Osprey Wilds of any special and emergency meetings at the same time as notice is provided to board members and the public. The School further agrees to provide Osprey Wilds by October 1 of each year conflicts of interest statements for all board members and ex-officio board members in the form Osprey Wilds requires.
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Board Data. The School agrees to notify The Guild of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) days of such change. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s or the individual’s expense whichever is allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board and provide copies of the background checks(s) to The Guild within ten (10) days of receipt. In addition, the School agrees to furnish The Guild minutes of the Board’s meetings at such time as the minutes are distributed to the School Board. The School further agrees to notify The Guild of the School Board meeting schedule at least twenty (20) days in advance of meeting dates. If a special or emergency meeting is scheduled, then notice shall be provided to The Guild as soon as possible.
Board Data. The Board shall provide AEL with reasonable data necessary for the formulation of its negotiations proposals, except that no confidential information shall be released.
Board Data. The School agrees to notify PUC, via an updated board roster, of any resignations or additions to its school board within ten (10) days of such change. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s or the individual's expense, whichever is allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board and provide copies of the background check(s) to PUC when requested. In addition, the School agrees to furnish PUC with finalized minutes of the Board's meetings at such time as the minutes are approved by the School Board. The School further agrees to notify PUC of the School Board regular meeting schedule when requested by PUC. The School agrees to inform PUC of any special and emergency meetings at the same time as notice i s provided to board members and the public.
Board Data. The School agrees to notify the District of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) days of such change. All additions to the School Board will execute a statement of assurance, in the form of Exhibit K, within ten (10) days of such addition, and which shall be provided to the District within thirty (30) days of such addition. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s expense or at the individual’s expense if allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board; the School shall certify to the District within ten (10) days of receipt of such background check that the background check has been completed and whether or not the background check contained adverse information. In addition, the School agrees to furnish the District minutes of the Board’s meetings at such time as the minutes are distributed to the School Board. The School further agrees to notify the District of the School Board meeting schedule at least twenty (20) days in advance of meeting dates and at the same time as notice provided to board members for special and emergency meetings. The School further agrees to provide the District by October 1st of each year, conflicts of interest statements for all board members and ex-officio board members in the form the District requires.
Board Data. The School agrees to notify ACNW, via an updated board roster, of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) business days of such change. All additions to the School Board will execute a statement of assurance, in the form of Exhibit L, within ten (10) business days of such addition, which shall be provided to ACNW within twenty (20) business days of such addition. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s or the individual's expense, whichever is allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board; the School shall certify to ACNW within ten ( 10 ) business days of rec eipt of such background check that the bac kground check has been completed and whether or not the background check contained adverse i nformation. In addition, the School agrees to furnish ACNW with finalized minutes of the Board's meetings at such time as the minutes are approved by the School Board. The School further agrees to notify ACNW of the School Board regular meeting schedule when reques xxx b y ACNW. The School agrees to inform ACNW of any special and emergency meetings at the same time as notice is provided to board members and the public. The School further agrees to provide ACNW by October 1 of each year conflicts of interest statements for all board members and ex-officio board members in the form ACNW requires.
Board Data. The School agrees to notify The Guild of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) days of such change. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s or the individual’s expense whichever is allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board and provide copies of the background checks(s) to The Guild within ten
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Board Data. The School agrees to notify the District of any resignations or additions to its School Board within ten (10) days of such change. All additions to the School Board will execute a statement of assurance, in the form of Exhibit K, within ten (10) days of such addition, and which shall be provided to the District within thirty (30) days of such addition. The School agrees to obtain background checks, at the School’s expense or at the individual’s expense if allowed by Applicable Law, on all potential board members before such members are added to the School Board.

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