South Dakota § 1-54-14 Eligibility requirements for Native American achievement schools grant applicants.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 1-54-14 — Eligibility requirements for Native American achievement schools grant applicants.

South Dakota·Title 1 STATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT·Ch. 1-52 DEPARTMENT OF TRIBAL RELATIONS

An applicant seeking a grant from the Native American achievement schools grant program shall:

(1)Be an accredited public school within the State of South Dakota;

(2)Serve a student population for which the school-level results for the 2014-15 academic year on the state academic assessment are below the statewide average proficiency in English language arts and mathematics;

(3)Serve a student population of which at least fifty percent is comprised of Native American students;

(4)Demonstrate access to a physical facility that is adequate for implementation of the project; and (5) Demonstrate the ability to complete the project in accordance with all requirements of §§ 1-54-13 to 1-54-20 , inclusive, state and federal laws and regulations, and policies of the department.

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An applicant seeking a grant from the Native American achievement schools grant program shall: (1) Be an accredited public school within the State of South Dakota; (2) Serve a student population for which the school-level results for the 2014-15 academic year on the state academic assessment are below the statewide average proficiency in English language arts and mathematics; (3) Serve a student population of which at least fifty percent is comprised of Native American students; (4) Demonstrate access to a physical facility that is adequate for implementation of the project; and (5) Demonstrate the ability to complete the project in accordance with all requirements of §§ 1-54-13 to 1-54-20 , inclusive, state and federal laws and regulations, and policies of the department.

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