Federal Program Funding for Charters Clause Samples
The "Federal Program Funding for Charters" clause establishes the terms under which charter schools are eligible to receive and utilize federal funds. It typically outlines the requirements charter schools must meet to access funding streams such as Title I, IDEA, or other federal education grants, and may specify compliance obligations, reporting standards, and allowable uses of funds. By clearly defining these parameters, the clause ensures that charter schools can participate in federal programs on an equitable basis with traditional public schools, while maintaining accountability and adherence to federal regulations.
Federal Program Funding for Charters. The School is authorized by law to apply for federal funding for which it may be eligiblexxiv.
Federal Program Funding for Charters. When the School is serving students eligible for funding, the portion of money from state or federal programs generated by students enrolled in the School shall be allocated to the School. The School is not entitled to receive funding for programs it does not offerxiv.
Federal Program Funding for Charters. [ X ] For State Charters. The School is authorized by law to apply for federal funding for which it may be eligiblexv, including Title II of the Elementary or Secondary Education Act” (“Title II”)xvi or other staff training funds.