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Aim High for High School

Review Template MOU for Use of School Sites

Summary:

Help a nonprofit offering free summer enrichment programs to low-income students by reviewing their template MOU for host school sites.

Referred by:

  • Anonymous Collaborator
Jurisdiction(s): CA
About the Organization: Aim High for High School offers transformative summer enrichment programs that empower middle-schoolers from low-income neighborhoods, igniting their love of learning and yielding real results – 98% of Aim High alumni graduate high school and go on to college.
Legal Entity Type: Nonprofit/Charity
SDG(s): Good Health and Well Being, Quality Education, Reduced Inequalities
Legal Issue(s):

Aim High for High School hosts their free summer programs at several different school sites in California. They are seeking assistance reviewing/updating their template MOU, which outlines the terms of the relationship(s) and use of the schools’ facilities. Additionally, if possible, they would appreciate guidance on what concessions they can make and/or any provisions that should not be negotiable.

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