SERVICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Sample Clauses

SERVICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS b. TWC shall offer service connections, including any requested internal wiring for additional outlets, at Cost to any private Secondary School, as defined by, and which receives funding pursuant to, Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. (S) 241a et seq., and which is located within 200 feet from the activated plant of its cable systems. BST and CPST service will be provided to each outlet in such schools free of any charges. TWC will offer such service connections to any other such private Secondary Schools located within its franchised service areas at Cost. Any such private Secondary School may elect to install its own internal wiring and to bear the cost thereof. c. TWC will provide a free monthly educational program listing to each connected school. Additional copies of such program listings will be provided, if requested by a school, at Cost. Such educational program listing will identify and describe programming on the TWC system that is appropriate for use in the classroom and will provide suggested curriculum support ideas. d. TWC will develop and provide to connected schools materials for teachers that explain the educational applications of TWC's broadband cable systems. The materials will include a self-explanatory notebook and video. One copy of such materials will be provided at no charge to all school districts with connected schools in franchise areas served by TWC. Additional copies of such materials will be provided, upon request, at Cost. e. Upon successful development by TWC and Time Inc. of an on-line service for personal computers, TWC will provide each connected school with a free connection to this on-line service to the extent it is available on the local TWC cable system. Upon request, each connected school will receive one free modem and free access to the TWC/Time Inc. on-line service for use during the school year. Additional modems will be made available, upon request, at Cost. Free access to the TWC/Time Inc. on-line service will be provided through each such modem for use during the school year. In addition, TWC will sponsor a workshop in each franchise area to educate teachers about the TWC/Time Inc. on-line service and to provide them with an opportunity for hands- on training. f. To the extent a local franchise agreement contains an obligation to provide connections to schools as agreed to herein, TWC agrees not to seek to recover any such costs for these connections as external or other...
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SERVICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TWC shall offer service connections, including any requested internal wiring for additional outlets, at Cost to any private Secondary School, as defined by, and which receives funding pursuant to, Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. � 241a et seq., and which is located within 200 feet from the activated plant of its cable systems. BST and CPST service will be provided to each outlet in such schools free of any charges. TWC will offer such service connections to any other such private Secondary Schools located within its franchised service areas at Cost. Any such private Secondary School may elect to install its own internal wiring and to bear the cost thereof. c. TWC will provide a free monthly educational program listing to each connected school. Additional copies of such program listings will be provided, if requested by a school, at Cost. Such educational program listing will identify and describe programming on the TWC system that is appropriate for use in the classroom and will provide suggested curriculum support ideas. d. TWC will develop and provide to connected schools materials for teachers that explain the educational applications of TWC's broadband cable systems. The materials will include a self-explanatory notebook and video. One copy of such materials will be provided at no charge to all school districts with connected schools in franchise areas served by TWC. Additional copies of such materials will be provided, upon request, at Cost.
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