Out-of-town Runs Defined Sample Clauses

Out-of-town Runs Defined. An “Out-of-town” run for purposes of this section will be a requisition run with a destination point that is located outside the legal boundaries of the Battle Creek Public Schools and the city of Battle Creek with the understanding the following destinations are not “out-of-town”: Binder Park Zoo, Xxxxx Center, Outdoor Education Center, Xxxxxx Creek School District, Lakeview School District, Pennfield School District, Starr Commonwealth and golf courses at Stonehedge and Binder Park.
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