District of Columbia § 38-1806.03 Eligibility criteria for private, nonprofit corporation.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 38-1806.03 — Eligibility criteria for private, nonprofit corporation.

District of Columbia § 38-1806.03

Title 38Educational Institutions.

Ch. 18District of Columbia School Reform (Public Charter Schools).

Subch. VIPartnerships with Business.

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D.C. Code § 38-1806.03 (2026).

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A private, nonprofit corporation shall be eligible to receive a grant under § 38-1806.02 if the corporation is a national business organization incorporated in the District of Columbia, that:

(1)Has a board of directors which includes members who are also chief executive officers of technology-related corporations involved in education and workforce development issues;

(2)Has extensive practical experience with initiatives that link business resources and expertise with education and training systems;

(3)Has experience in working with State and local educational agencies throughout the United States with respect to the integration of academic studies with workforce preparation programs; and

(4)Has a nationwide structure through which additional resources can be leveraged and innova

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A private, nonprofit corporation shall be eligible to receive a grant under § 38-1806.02 if the corporation is a national business organization incorporated in the District of Columbia, that:

(1) Has a board of directors which includes members who are also chief executive officers of technology-related corporations involved in education and workforce development issues;

(2) Has extensive practical experience with initiatives that link business resources and expertise with education and training systems;

(3) Has experience in working with State and local educational agencies throughout the United States with respect to the integration of academic studies with workforce preparation programs; and

(4) Has a nationwide structure through which additional resources can be leveraged and innovative practices disseminated.