Common use of Operational Powers Clause in Contracts

Operational Powers. The School shall be responsible for its own operations including, but not limited to, fiscal matters, preparation of a budget, contracting for services including legal representation and independent auditing, and personnel matters; leasing or purchasing facilities for the School; accepting and expending gifts, donations or grants of any kind in accordance with such conditions as may be prescribed by the donor as are consistent with law and this Contract; and adoption of policies and bylaws consistent with the terms of this Contract. The School may contract with third party providers for operational and administrative services to the extent permitted by law and the Contract, in accordance with Sections 7.2 and 8.8 below. The School may negotiate and contract with a School District, the governing body of a state college or university, a school food authority, or any third party for the use, operation and maintenance of a school building and grounds, and the provision of any service, activity or undertaking that the School is required to perform in order to carry out the educational program described herein, subject to the Institutes’ prior right to review such contracts.

Operational Powers. The School shall be responsible for its own operations including, but not limited to, fiscal matters, preparation of a budget, contracting for services including legal representation and independent auditing, and personnel matters; leasing or purchasing facilities for the School; accepting and expending gifts, donations donations, or grants of any kind in accordance with such conditions as may be prescribed by the donor as are consistent with law and this Contract; and adoption of policies and bylaws consistent with the terms of this Contract. The School may contract with third party providers for operational and administrative services to the extent permitted by law and the Contract, in accordance with Sections 7.2 and 8.8 8.6, below. The School may negotiate and contract with a School District, the governing body of a state college or university, a school food authority, or any third party for the use, operation operation, and maintenance of a school building and grounds, and the provision of any service, activity activity, or undertaking that the School is required to perform in order to carry out the educational program described herein, subject to the Institutes’ Institute’s prior right to review such contracts.