The Civic Center Act does not require schools to make facilities available to individual users. It only mandates that they be made available for organizations, and allows for restrictions on the time and manner of use, as well as charging fees for use. There is no requirement that public school grounds be open to the general public at any time.
The Civic Center Act does not require schools to make facilities available to individual users. It only mandates that they be made available for organizations, and allows for restrictions on the time and manner of use, as well as charging fees for use. There is no requirement that public school grounds be open to the general public at any time.
The Civic Center Act does not require schools to make facilities available to individual users. It only mandates that they be made available for organizations, and allows for restrictions on the time and manner of use, as well as charging fees for use. There is no requirement that public school grounds be open to the general public at any time.
The Civic Center Act does not require schools to make facilities available to individual users. It only mandates that they be made available for organizations, and allows for restrictions on the time and manner of use, as well as charging fees for use. There is no requirement that public school grounds be open to the general public at any time.
