Other Public School Academies Sample Clauses

Other Public School Academies. The Academy acknowledges that Choice Schools has entered or will enter into management agreements with other public school academies. Choice Schools shall separately account and provide written detail for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy and other public school academies, and only charge the Academy for expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy.
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Other Public School Academies. The Academy acknowledges that edtec has en- tered, or will enter into, management agreements with other public school academies. edtec shall separately account for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy and other public school academies, and only charge the Academy for expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy.
Other Public School Academies. The ACADEMY acknowledges that CORNERSTONE has entered, or may enter, into similar educational and/or personnel services agreements with other public school academies. CORNERSTONE shall maintain separate accounts for expenses incurred by and on behalf of the ACADEMY and other public school academies, and shall reflect in the ACADEMY's financial records only those expenses incurred by or on behalf of the ACADEMY. If CORNERSTONE incurs authorized expenses on behalf of the ACADEMY and other public school academies, then CORNERSTONE shall allocate, to the extent permitted by law, such expenses among all such affected academies, including the ACADEMY, on a prorated basis based upon the number of pupils enrolled at such affected academies, or such other equitable basis.
Other Public School Academies. The School acknowledges that EVE has entered, or will enter into, management agreements with other public/charter school academies. XXX shall separately account for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the School and other public school academies, and only charge the School for expenses incurred on behalf of the School. XXX must maintain separate accounts for the receipt of the School funds and payment of expenses. Comingling of the School funds with EVE funds or funds of other schools is strictly prohibited.
Other Public School Academies. The Academy acknowledges that Contractor may enter into similar management agreements with other public school academies. Contractor shall separately account for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy and other public school academies, and only charge the Academy for expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy. If Contractor incurs reimbursable expenses on behalf of the Academy and other public school academies which are incapable of precise allocation between such academies then Contractor shall allocate such expenses among all such academies, including the Academy, on a pro rata basis based upon the number of students enrolled at such academies, or upon such other equitable basis as is acceptable to the parties.
Other Public School Academies. The Academy acknowledges that EMAN may enter into management agreements with other public school academies. XXXX shall separately account for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy and other public school academies and only charge the Academy for expenses incurred on behalf of the Academy.
Other Public School Academies. The Charter School acknowledges that Distinctive Schools has entered, or will enter into management agreements with other public school academies. Distinctive Schools shall separately account and provide written detail for reimbursable expenses incurred on behalf of the Charter School and other public school academies, and only charge the Charter School for expenses incurred on behalf of the Charter School.
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