Agmt17 Sequoia Health Care District PE Plus FY17-18 Agreement

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Healthy Schools Initiative SWuora Healthcare D!Wict Sequoia Healthcare District MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING FY 2017-18 (Year 8) 1. Parties The City of Redwood City, charter city and Municipal Corporation of the State of California, ('CITY'S will participate in this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Sequoia Healthcare District, a governmental entity in Redwood City, California, ("SHD"). II. Intent A critical need exists for consistent physical education and physical activity opportunities for students during the school day. By increasing physical activity during the school day, along with positive and consistent health messages, it is anticipated that students will have greater physical fitness, improved self- esteem, lower levels of anxiety and stress, an increased sense of wellbeing, and improved academic achievement. SND wishes to provide funding for CITY to provide a program to the Redwood City School District ("RCSD") to assure that children in the RCSD have access to physical education opportunities and the benefits attendant thereto. It is intended that the CITY program curriculum will follow the PE+ Program. In setting forth the goals and mutual objectives of the parties to this Agreement, SND and CITY recognize that RCSD is not a party to this Agreement and that the CITY's program funded by SND cannot be carried out absent RCSD's cooperation and implementation of the program. RCSD is not a party to this Agreement and in order to effectuate this Agreement, RCSD would need to agree to the continued delivery of this program and this agreement with CITY. Ill. Term of Agreement; Termination of Agreement A. The term of this Agreement commences July 1, 2017 and ends on June 30, 2018 unless terminated as set forth below. B. Termination 1. SHD. SHD intends to fund an annual grant to CITY beginning July 1, 2017 and ending June 30, 2018. SHD may reduce or eliminate the intended funding if a) SHD's Directors decline to collect property taxes in the funding cycle, (b) a significant portion of SHD's property tax revenues are borrowed or otherwise taken by the State of California, (c) SHD's Directors discontinue the allocation of funding to the Healthy Schools Initiative Program, or (d) CITY fails Page 1 REV: 07-18-17 RL ATTY/AGR.2017.1671Sequoia Healthcare District