Part 76 — State-Administered Programs
Subpart A — General
- § 76.1— Programs to which part 76 applies.
- § 76.2— Exceptions in program regulations to part 76.
- § 76.50— Statutes determine eligibility and whether subgrants are made.
- § 76.51— A State distributes funds by formula or competition.
- § 76.52— Eligibility of faith-based organizations for a subgrant and nondiscrimination against those organizations.
- § 76.53— Severability.
Subpart B — How a State Applies for a Grant
- § 76.100— Effect of this subpart.
- § 76.101— The general State application.
- § 76.102— Definition of “State plan” for part 76.
- § 76.103— Multi-year State plans.
- § 76.104— A State shall include certain certifications in its State plan.
- § 76.106— State documents are public information.
- § 76.125— What is the purpose of these regulations?
- § 76.126— What regulations apply to the consolidated grant applications for insular areas?
- § 76.127— What is the purpose of a consolidated grant?
- § 76.128— What is a consolidated grant?
- § 76.129— How does a consolidated grant work?
- § 76.130— How are consolidated grants made?
- § 76.131— How does an insular area apply for a consolidated grant?
- § 76.132— What assurances must be in a consolidated grant application?
- § 76.133— What is the reallocation authority?
- § 76.134— What is the relationship between consolidated and non-consolidated grants?
- § 76.135— Are there any requirements for matching funds?
- § 76.136— Under what programs may consolidated grant funds be spent?
- § 76.137— How may carryover funds be used under the consolidated grant application?
- § 76.140— Amendments to a State plan.
- § 76.141— An amendment requires the same procedures as the document being amended.
- § 76.142— An amendment is approved on the same basis as the document being amended.
Subpart C — How a Grant Is Made to a State
- § 76.201— A State plan must meet all statutory and regulatory requirements.
- § 76.202— Opportunity for a hearing before a State plan is disapproved.
- § 76.235— The notification of grant award.
- § 76.260— Allotments are made under program statute or regulations.
- § 76.261— Reallotted funds are part of a State's grant.
Subpart D — How To Apply to the State for a Subgrant
Subpart E — How a Subgrant Is Made to an Applicant
Subpart F — What Conditions Must Be Met by the State and Its Subgrantees?
- § 76.500— Constitutional rights, freedom of inquiry, and Federal statutes and regulations on nondiscrimination.
- § 76.530— General cost principles.
- § 76.532— Use of funds for religion prohibited.
- § 76.533— Acquisition of real property; construction.
- § 76.534— Use of tuition and fees restricted.
- § 76.560— General indirect cost rates; exceptions.
- § 76.561— Approval of indirect cost rates.
- § 76.563— Restricted indirect cost rate—programs covered.
- § 76.564— Restricted indirect cost rate—formula.
- § 76.565— General management costs—restricted rate.
- § 76.566— Fixed costs—restricted rate.
- § 76.567— Other expenditures—restricted rate.
- § 76.568— Occupancy and space maintenance costs—restricted rate.
- § 76.569— Using the restricted indirect cost rate.
- § 76.580— Coordination with other activities.
- § 76.591— Federal evaluation—cooperation by a grantee.
- § 76.592— Federal evaluation—satisfying requirement for State or subgrantee evaluation.
- § 76.600— Where to find construction regulations.
- § 76.650— Private schools; purpose of §§ 76.651-76.662.
- § 76.651— Responsibility of a State and a subgrantee.
- § 76.652— Consultation with representatives of private school students.
- § 76.653— Needs, number of students, and types of services.
- § 76.654— Benefits for private school students.
- § 76.655— Level of expenditures for students enrolled in private schools.
- § 76.656— Information in an application for a subgrant.
- § 76.657— Separate classes prohibited.
- § 76.658— Funds not to benefit a private school.
- § 76.659— Use of public school personnel.
- § 76.660— Use of private school personnel.
- § 76.661— Equipment and supplies.
- § 76.662— Construction.
- § 76.665— Providing equitable services to students and teachers in non-public schools.
- § 76.670— Applicability and filing requirements.
- § 76.671— Notice by the Secretary.
- § 76.672— Bypass procedures.
- § 76.673— Appointment and functions of a hearing officer.
- § 76.674— Hearing procedures.
- § 76.675— Posthearing procedures.
- § 76.676— Judicial review of a bypass action.
- § 76.677— Continuation of a bypass.
- § 76.681— Protection of human subjects.
- § 76.682— Treatment of animals.
- § 76.683— Health or safety standards for facilities.
Subpart G — What Are the Administrative Responsibilities of the State and Its Subgrantees?
- § 76.684— Severability.
- § 76.700— Compliance with the U.S. Constitution, statutes, regulations, stated institutional policies, and applications.
- § 76.701— The State or subgrantee administers or supervises each project.
- § 76.702— Fiscal control and fund accounting procedures.
- § 76.703— When a State may begin to obligate funds.
- § 76.704— New State plan requirements that must be addressed in a State plan.
- § 76.707— When obligations are made.
- § 76.708— When certain subgrantees may begin to obligate funds.
- § 76.709— Funds may be obligated during a “carryover period.”
- § 76.710— Obligations made during a carryover period are subject to current statutes, regulations, and applications.
- § 76.711— Requesting funds by CFDA number.
- § 76.712— Beneficiary protections: Written notice.
- § 76.714— Subgrants, contracts, and other agreements with faith-based organizations.
- § 76.720— State reporting requirements.
- § 76.722— Subgrantee reporting requirements.
- § 76.730— Records related to grant funds.
- § 76.731— Records related to compliance.
- § 76.740— Protection of and access to student records; student rights in research, experimental programs, and testing.
- § 76.760— More than one program may assist a single activity.
- § 76.761— Federal funds may pay 100 percent of cost.
- § 76.770— A State shall have procedures to ensure compliance.
- § 76.783— State educational agency action—subgrantee's opportunity for a hearing.
- § 76.784— Severability.
Subpart H — How Does a State or Local Educational Agency Allocate Funds to Charter Schools?
- § 76.785— What is the purpose of this subpart?
- § 76.786— What entities are governed by this subpart?
- § 76.787— What definitions apply to this subpart?
- § 76.788— What are a charter school LEA's responsibilities under this subpart?
- § 76.789— What are an SEA's responsibilities under this subpart?
- § 76.791— On what basis does an SEA determine whether a charter school LEA that opens or significantly expands its enrollment is eligible to receive funds under a covered program?
- § 76.792— How does an SEA allocate funds to eligible charter school LEAs under a covered program in which the SEA awards subgrants on a formula basis?
- § 76.793— When is an SEA required to allocate funds to a charter school LEA under this subpart?
- § 76.794— How does an SEA allocate funds to charter school LEAs under a covered program in which the SEA awards subgrants on a discretionary basis?
- § 76.796— What are the consequences of an SEA allocating more or fewer funds to a charter school LEA under a covered program than the amount for which the charter school LEA is eligible when the charter school LEA actually opens or significantly expands its enrollment?
- § 76.797— When is an SEA required to make adjustments to allocations under this subpart?
- § 76.799— Do the requirements in this subpart apply to LEAs?