School Materials. The School shall own all right, title and interest in and to Educational Materials that are: (i) licensed or owned by the School as of the Effective Date; or (ii) licensed, developed, characterized, conceived, derived, generated, identified, or otherwise made by the School during the Term, provided such materials do not reference the PrepNet Materials (as defined below), or incorporate any Confidential Information of PrepNet (collectively, the “School Materials”). The School Materials shall include all intellectual property rights associated therewith.
School Materials. During the term of this Agreement, SIC grants to the SIC Schools a non- exclusive license to use SIC’s proprietary curriculum materials, including scope, sequence, standards, do-nows, PBL units, exit tickets, exams, assessments, progress reports and other materials (“Licensed Curriculum Materials”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties acknowledge and agree that all instructional materials purchased or developed by the District for use by the SIC Schools (“Instructional Materials”), and all furnishings and equipment of the SIC Schools, other than those provided by SIC), are the sole property of the District and that such Instructional Materials shall not constitute Licensed Curriculum Materials.
School Materials. During the term of this Agreement, YWPN grants to the YWPN Schools a non- exclusive license to use YWPN’s proprietary curriculum materials, including scope, sequence, standards, do-nows, PBL units, exit tickets, exams, assessments, progress reports and other materials (“Licensed Curriculum Materials”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties acknowledge and agree that all instructional materials purchased or developed by the District for use by the YWPN Schools (“Instructional Materials”), and all furnishings and equipment of the YWPN Schools, other than those provided by YWPN), are the sole property of the District and that such Instructional Materials shall not constitute Licensed Curriculum Materials.
School Materials. Publications prepared by and for the school may be posted or distributed, with the prior approval of the principal, sponsor, or teacher. Such items may include school posters, brochures, flyers, etc. The district yearbook, the “Chief”, is available to students. All school publications are under the supervision of a teacher, sponsor, and the principal. Nonschool Materials
School Materials. During the term of this Agreement, Partner grants to the Partnership Schools a non- exclusive license to use Partner’s proprietary curriculum materials, including scope, sequence, standards, do-nows, PBL units, exit tickets, exams, assessments, progress reports and other materials (“Licensed Curriculum Materials”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties acknowledge and agree that all instructional materials purchased or developed by the District for use by the Partnership Schools (“Instructional Materials”), and all furnishings and equipment of the Partnership Schools, other than those provided by Partner), are the sole property of the District and that such Instructional Materials shall not constitute Licensed Curriculum Materials.
School Materials. During the term of this Agreement, ACD grants to the Partnership Schools a non- exclusive license to use ACD’s proprietary curriculum materials, including scope, sequence, standards, do- nows, PBL units, exit tickets, exams, assessments, progress reports and other materials (“Licensed Curriculum Materials”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties acknowledge and agree that all instructional materials purchased or developed by the District for use by the Partnership Schools (“Instructional Materials”), and all furnishings and equipment of the Partnership Schools, other than those provided by ACD), are the sole property of the District and that such Instructional Materials shall not constitute Licensed Curriculum Materials.
School Materials. School publications distributed to students include: Hawk Hi-Lights and The Hawk Happenings. All school publications are under the supervision of a teacher, sponsor, and the principal and are part of the curriculum. School officials have the discretion to edit or delete material which is inconsistent with the District’s educational mission. School-sponsored groups are permitted to distribute materials directly to students upon approval of the building Principal or Superintendent. Non-School Materials Written materials, handbills, photographs, pictures, petitions, films, tapes, posters, or other visual or auditory materials may not contain material that is obscene, libelous, invasive of the privacy of others, substantially disruptive to the proper and orderly operation and discipline of the school or school activities, or which advocates conduct inconsistent with the shared values of civilized social order are not permitted. Outside groups, including governmental agencies, parent and student organizations not sponsored by the school, and community organizations are permitted to display their materials on a centrally-located bulletin board and/or table available for the displaying of these materials. Any student who posts material without prior approval will be subject to disciplinary action. Prior approval must be obtained before displaying these materials. Materials should be submitted to Xx. Xxx Xxxxx at least one week prior to the requested distribution.
