This document appears to be page 18 of a financial memorandum (likely related to an offering or due diligence) bearing a House Oversight stamp. It outlines risk factors involving government funding, labor issues, and environmental contamination, and explicitly notes material weaknesses in KLC's (Knowledge Learning Corporation) internal controls during the 2005 audit. The document also details the trademark portfolios of KLC, KinderCare, and k12.
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| The Principals | Controllers of entity licensing k12 trademarks |
Mentioned in the Trademarks section regarding k12 licensing.
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| KLC |
Knowledge Learning Corporation; subject of the internal controls audit and trademark owner.
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| KinderCare |
Company owning various trademarks mentioned in the document.
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| Children's World |
Trademark owned by KLC.
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| Knowledge Beginnings |
Trademark owned by KLC.
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| Children's Discovery Centers |
Trademark owned by KLC.
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| Medallion School Partnerships |
Trademark owned by KLC.
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| KinderCare at Work |
Trademark owned by KinderCare.
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| Mulberry |
Trademark owned by KinderCare.
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| k12 |
Entity with trademarks licensed from an entity controlled by 'the Principals'.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Mentioned regarding federal trademark registration.
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"material weaknesses in KLC’s internal controls discovered during KLC’s fiscal year 2005 audit."Source
"k12’s primary trademarks are the k12 star logo, the word mark and design, which are licensed from an entity controlled by the Principals."Source
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