P LACE Y OUR A D H ERE ! ( SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS CONTAINED IN BOARD POLICY #913.1) Update of School Board Policy #913.1.

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P LACE Y OUR A D H ERE ! ( SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS CONTAINED IN BOARD POLICY #913.1) Update of School Board Policy # Advertising and Other Commercial Activity on School Property

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Purpose Potential source of revenue for programs/activities Ensure ads do not interfere with the district’s educational programs or exploit its students Definition of Advertisement Payment of money or economic benefit; In exchange for the oral, electronic or written placement on school district property or in district media; Of a name, slogan, brand, trademark, logo or other message that promotes a product or service or identifies an individual’s or business entities support or sponsorship of one or more district activities or programs.

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Approval by Superintendent or designee: Director of Athletics – Athletic Boosters or athletic related advertising; Building Principal – building-based or activity based advertising; Director of Communications – district-wide events or activity-based advertising. District approved form. Location, size and materials Color representation of the advertisement Text or oral statements Duration of advertising

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Types of Media Student or district-sponsored publications Instructional aides furnished by private sources Signage and/or other promotional materials displayed on athletic fields and facilities Spectator programs in connection with extracurricular activities Product names on vending machines and/or other products and services purchased pursuant to contract Public address or similar announcements Oral or written acknowledgement of support and/or sponsorship of district programs or activities Signage or placards on district facilities

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Content Restrictions District shall not accept or permit advertisements that specifically: Promote the sale of tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs; Promote the sale or use of firearms or other weapons; Contains vulgar, offensive, obscene or sexually explicit language; Advocates the violation of law or district policy; Promotes or incites hostility, disorder, or violence; Disparages any person, group or organization; Contains libelous or potentially libelous statements; Contains content that is associated with a company or individual whose actions are otherwise in violation of law; Contains content or promotes a product or service that is inappropriate in a public school setting or is otherwise inconsistent with the mission and obligations of the district.

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Banner Advertising Locations Pine-Richland Stadium/Richland Elementary Stadium – Advertisements may be displayed between the 30 yard lines on both the home and visitor sideline. Baseball/Softball fields – Advertisements may be displayed on the outfield wall of each playing field. Gymnasiums – Advertisements may be displayed on the walls at the top of each bleacher section. Tennis Courts – Advertisements may be displayed on the facility’s fence (opposite the spectator section). Any other location requires administration approval.

B OARD P OLICY Banner Advertising Guidelines Not exceed 3’ x 6’ in size Restricted to company logo, slogan and contact information May be displayed the day of the game/event (provided they do not interfere with another groups advetising rights) Advertisements must be immediately removed following the game, contest or event.

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Yard/Tent Sign Guidelines Not exceed 3’ x 3’ in size No balloons, flags, windsocks or other obstructing objects Shall not block sidewalks, roadways, entrances/exits or other access points of the district Limited to the organization advertising or sponsoring the event Signs should not be placed more than two weeks before the event Signs should be removed within two business days following the event District may limit number and location

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Logo, Mascot, Color and Name Must comply with parameters outlined by the Communications Department Found on our website Use of alternate logos

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Revenue Split Rationale Balance the desire to provide diverse opportunities through academic/extracurricular activities, while acknowledging the impact on the taxpayer. Need to offset costs for the district to provide the programs while supporting the groups and organizations who provide support above and beyond the basic necessities of the program.

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Revenue Split Twenty-five percent (25%) of any and all advertising revenue obtained by booster groups shall be provided to the school district. Seventy-five percent (75%) goes to the booster group. Only applies to Yard/Tent Sign Advertising, Banner Advertising, and other advertisements that will be physically placed on the property or physical structures of the district. Does not apply to event programs, oral announcements/sponsorships, and advertising that occurs off school property. Fee structure must be shared with district at time of approval, accounting of ad sales and revenue collected, and check to Pine-Richalnd School District’s Business Office.

B OARD P OLICY #913.1 Naming Rights Sole discretion of the district. Finder’s Fee 10% of the revenue brought in by the awarding of the naming rights by the school district. $10,000 minimum to consider proposal to name Pine- Richland Stadium. Lesser amounts would be considered for other district facilities or venues. Written proposal, including location(s), specific signage proposals, number of years, cost per year, and any and all other terms sought by proposing company or organization. Proposals sent to Dir. of Finance and Operations and Dir. of HR and Legal Affairs.

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