The purpose of the language in section 103(c)(1), therefore, is to make bureau funded schools eligible for funding under the within State allocation of funds. Making such schools ineligible for funding under section 103(c)(1) removes any question of the source of funding, as well as any question of whether or not such schools are eligible to receive funding from more than one source. The intent of our language is to make clear that funding for bureau funded schools operating secondary programs will come as a result of the eligibility of those schools to receive assistance under section 202 of this legislation, which amends part B of title II of current law.
Dan Kildee: “The purpose of the language in section 103(c)(1), therefore, is to make bureau funded schools eligible for funding under…”
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Discussing funding eligibility for bureau funded schools in relation to legislation.
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