Branding and Logo Use

Yes, the district and schools will retain all rights to the new logo(s) and will be able to share them as requested with relevant stakeholder groups such as booster clubs and parent-teacher organizations.

Yes, just as how booster clubs and parent-teacher organizations have utilized their preferred vendor to print school apparel and merchandise under Radnor High School’s 10-year relationship with BSN Sports, authorized groups will be able to select their preferred vendor for the printing of apparel and merchandise containing the new logo(s).

Yes, just as how sales of apparel and merchandise have operated under Radnor High School's 10-year relationship with BSN Sports, all proceeds from the sale of apparel and merchandise by stakeholder groups such as booster clubs and parent-teacher organizations containing the new logos will go to the stakeholder group selling the apparel and merchandise, with no percentage of the sales going to Radnor High School or the district.

Yes. Policy No. 915, Booster Clubs, states in its accompanying Administrative Regulation that “booster clubs wishing to use the District’s name, logo or mascot must receive prior written approval of the Superintendent or designee.” Policy No. 903, Communications also states in its accompanying Administrative Regulation that the “use of District and/or school logos must be approved by the Superintendent or designee prior to use.”

Yes, per Policy No. 915, Booster Clubs, “the District will conduct an informational meeting at the beginning of each school year to review [the] Booster Clubs Policy and its accompanying Administrative Regulation.” Meetings are also held with parent-teacher organizations at the beginning of each school year to explain the process and policies for requesting the use of official district and/or school logos.

Since at least 2006, according to a presentation provided to the School Board and public during an August 4, 2020 Board meeting that documented concerns about Radnor High School's past mascot/nickname "Raiders" and related Native American imagery.

No. In 2013, the Native American costume previously and sporadically worn by an individual at athletic events was "retired." The past nickname and related Native American imagery were not "retired" at this time.