North Dakota § 54-60.2-05 Reports to the department of commerce

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-60.2-05 — Reports to the department of commerce

North Dakota § 54-60.2-05

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-60.2Workforce Development Grant for Tribally Controlled Community Colleges

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-60.2-05 (2026).

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On an annual basis, within sixty days of the end of each fiscal year of the biennium for which funds are appropriated under this chapter, each tribally controlled community college receiving a grant under this chapter shall provide to the department of commerce, in the form prescribed by the department, the following information:

1.A detailed report of expenditures under the grant;

2.The number of students assisted by the grant;

3.The graduation rate of students assisted by the grant and the graduation rate for all students at the college;

4.A description of any new or improved training or other program leading to a certificate or a degree which was developed by the college with funds provided by the grant and the types of jobs for which the new or improved training program is designed

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On an annual basis, within sixty days of the end of each fiscal year of the biennium for
which funds are appropriated under this chapter, each tribally controlled community college
receiving a grant under this chapter shall provide to the department of commerce, in the form
prescribed by the department, the following information:
1. A detailed report of expenditures under the grant;
2. The number of students assisted by the grant;
3. The graduation rate of students assisted by the grant and the graduation rate for all
students at the college;
4. A description of any new or improved training or other program leading to a certificate
or a degree which was developed by the college with funds provided by the grant and
the types of jobs for which the new or improved training program is designed;

5. The placement rate of graduates of the college assisted by the grant in relation to the
placement rate of all graduates of the college;
6. The rate of students assisted by the grant who pursue further educational
opportunities immediately after graduation from the college; and
7. The number of jobs or businesses created as a result of funds provided by the grant.