Common use of Secondary Partners Clause in Contracts

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the College alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the St. Philip’s College - Alamo Colleges District alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the College alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.. DRAFT

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the Northeast Lakeview College - Alamo Colleges District alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District Public Charter may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the College alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the College alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.the

Secondary Partners. The College acknowledges that a School District may partner with multiple partners in an ECHS venture. However, because the designation of the ECHS from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is dependent upon the partnership and participation of the Palo Alto College alone, the College is considered the sole partner, and as such, any names, logos, and references to/of secondary partners should not be included in the official/legal name of the ECHS or the official logo of the ECHS.