Indiana § 20-24-13-3 Grant program established; uses; administration by the state board

Indiana Statutes

§ 20-24-13-3 — Grant program established; uses; administration by the state board

Indiana·Title 20 EDUCATION·Art. 24 CHARTER SCHOOLS·Ch. 13 Charter and Innovation Network School Grant Program

(a)An annual grant program is established to provide funding to a school for the following:

(1)Capital improvements for the school, including the renovation or expansion of a facility, or for debt or lease payments owed on a facility, including advances from the common school fund under IC 20-49-9.

(2)The purposes for which the school corporation's operations fund may be used by a school corporation under IC 20-40-18.

(3)The purposes for which a technology grant from the Senator David C. Ford educational technology fund may be used by a school corporation under IC 20-20-13-6.

(b)The program shall be administered by the state board.

(c)The state board shall establish a written application and procedure for providing grants under this chapter to a school described in section 5 of this

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(a) An annual grant program is established to
provide funding to a school for the following:
(1) Capital improvements for the school, including the renovation
or expansion of a facility, or for debt or lease payments owed on
a facility, including advances from the common school fund under
IC 20-49-9.
(2) The purposes for which the school corporation's operations
fund may be used by a school corporation under IC 20-40-18.
(3) The purposes for which a technology grant from the Senator
David C. Ford educational technology fund may be used by a
school corporation under IC 20-20-13-6.
(b) The program shall be administered by the state board.
(c) The state board shall establish a written application and
procedure for providing grants under this chapter to a school described
in section 5 of this chapter.

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