Title 34 C.F.R. — Education

3249 sections

PART 3

• § 3.1 — Definitions
• § 3.2 — Description
• § 3.3 — Authority to affix seal
• § 3.4 — Use of the seal

PART 4

• § 4.1 — Service of process required to be served on or delivered to Secretary

PART 5b

• § 5b.1 — Definitions
• § 5b.10 — Parents and guardians
• § 5b.11 — Exempt systems
• § 5b.12 — Contractors
• § 5b.13 — Fees
• § 5b.2 — Purpose and scope
• § 5b.3 — Policy
• § 5b.4 — Maintenance of records
• § 5b.5 — Notification of or access to records
• § 5b.7 — Procedures for correction or amendment of records
• § 5b.8 — Appeals of refusals to correct or amend records
• § 5b.9 — Disclosure of records

PART 5

• § 5.1 — Purpose
• § 5.2 — Definitions
• § 5.10 — Public reading room
• § 5.11 — Business information
• § 5.12 — Creation of agency records not required
• § 5.13 — Preservation of agency records
• § 5.20 — Requirements for making FOIA requests
• § 5.21 — Procedures for processing FOIA requests
• § 5.30 — Fees generally
• § 5.31 — Fee definitions
• § 5.32 — Assessment of fees
• § 5.33 — Requirements for waiver or reduction of fees
• § 5.40 — Appeals of adverse determinations

PART 6

• § 6.0 — General policy
• § 6.1 — Publication or patenting of inventions
• § 6.3 — Licensing of Government-owned patents
• § 6.4 — Central records; confidentiality

PART 76

• § 6.713 — [Reserved]

PART 7

• § 7.0 — Who are employees
• § 7.1 — Duty of employee to report inventions
• § 7.3 — Determination as to domestic rights
• § 7.4 — Option to acquire foreign rights
• § 7.7 — Notice to employee of determination
• § 7.8 — Employee's right of appeal

PART 8

• § 8.1 — What is the scope and applicability of this part?
• § 8.2 — What definitions apply?
• § 8.3 — What are the requirements for submitting a demand for testimony or records?
• § 8.4 — What procedures are followed in response to a demand for testimony?
• § 8.5 — What procedures are followed in response to a demand for records?

PART 12

• § 12.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 12.2 — What definitions apply?
• § 12.3 — What other regulations apply to this program?
• § 12.4 — How does the Secretary provide notice of availability of surplus Federal real property?
• § 12.5 — Who may apply for surplus Federal real property?
• § 12.6 — What must an application for surplus Federal real property contain?
• § 12.7 — How is surplus Federal real property disposed of when there is more than one applicant?
• § 12.8 — What transfer or lease instruments does the Secretary use?
• § 12.9 — What warranties does the Secretary give?
• § 12.10 — How is a Public Benefit Allowance (PBA) calculated?
• § 12.11 — What statutory provisions and Executive Orders apply to transfers of surplus Federal real property?
• § 12.12 — What are the terms and conditions of transfers or leases of surplus Federal real property?
• § 12.13 — When is use of the transferred surplus Federal real property by entities other than the transferee or lessee permissible?
• § 12.14 — What are the sanctions for noncompliance with a term or condition of a transfer or lease of surplus Federal real property?
• § 12.15 — What are the procedures for securing an abrogation of the conditions and restrictions contained in the conveyance instrument?

PART 15

• § 15.1 — Uniform relocation assistance and real property acquisition

PART 21

• § 21.1 — Equal Access to Justice Act
• § 21.2 — Time period when the Act applies
• § 21.3 — Definitions
• § 21.10 — Adversary adjudications covered by the Act
• § 21.11 — Effect of judicial review of adversary adjudication
• § 21.20 — Types of eligible applicants
• § 21.21 — Determination of net worth and number of employees
• § 21.22 — Applicants representing others
• § 21.30 — Time for filing application
• § 21.31 — Contents of application
• § 21.32 — Confidentiality of information about net worth
• § 21.33 — Allowable fees and expenses
• § 21.40 — Filing and service of documents
• § 21.41 — Answer to application
• § 21.42 — Reply
• § 21.43 — Comments by other parties
• § 21.44 — Further proceedings
• § 21.50 — Standards for awards
• § 21.51 — Initial decision in applications not subject to the CRRA
• § 21.52 — Initial decision by an adjudicative officer in applications subject to CRRA jurisdiction
• § 21.53 — Final decision of the CRRA
• § 21.54 — Review by the Secretary
• § 21.55 — Final decision if the Secretary does not review
• § 21.56 — Judicial review
• § 21.60 — Payment of awards
• § 21.61 — Release

PART 30

• § 30.1 — What administrative actions may the Secretary take to collect a debt?
• § 30.2 — On what authority does the Secretary rely to collect a debt under this part?
• § 30.20 — To what do §§ 30.20-30.31 apply?
• § 30.21 — When may the Secretary offset a debt?
• § 30.22 — What notice does the debtor receive before the commencement of offset?
• § 30.23 — How must a debtor request an opportunity to inspect and copy records relating to a debt?
• § 30.24 — What opportunity does the debtor receive to obtain a review of the existence or amount of a debt?
• § 30.25 — How may a debtor obtain an oral hearing?
• § 30.26 — What special rules apply to an oral hearing?
• § 30.27 — When does the Secretary enter into a repayment agreement rather than offset?
• § 30.28 — When may the Secretary offset before completing the procedures under §§ 30.22-30.27?
• § 30.29 — What procedures apply when the Secretary offsets to collect a debt owed another agency?
• § 30.30 — What procedures apply when the Secretary requests another agency to offset a debt owed under a program or activity of the Department?
• § 30.31 — How does the Secretary apply funds recovered by offset if multiple debts are involved?
• § 30.33 — What procedures does the Secretary follow for IRS tax refund offsets?
• § 30.35 — What procedures does the Secretary follow to report debts to consumer reporting agencies?
• § 30.60 — What costs does the Secretary impose on delinquent debtors?
• § 30.61 — What penalties does the Secretary impose on delinquent debtors?
• § 30.62 — When does the Secretary forego interest, administrative costs, or penalties?
• § 30.70 — How does the Secretary exercise discretion to compromise a debt or to suspend or terminate collection of a debt?

PART 31

• § 31.1 — Scope
• § 31.2 — Definitions
• § 31.3 — Pre-offset notice
• § 31.4 — Request to inspect and copy documents relating to a debt
• § 31.5 — Request for hearing on the debt or the proposed offset
• § 31.6 — Location and timing of oral hearing
• § 31.7 — Hearing procedures
• § 31.8 — Rules of decision
• § 31.9 — Decision of the hearing official
• § 31.10 — Request for repayment agreement
• § 31.11 — Offset process

PART 32

• § 32.1 — Scope
• § 32.2 — Definitions
• § 32.3 — Pre-offset notice
• § 32.4 — Employee response
• § 32.5 — Pre-offset hearing—general
• § 32.6 — Request for a pre-offset hearing
• § 32.7 — Pre-offset oral hearing
• § 32.8 — Pre-offset hearing on the written submissions
• § 32.9 — Written decision
• § 32.10 — Deductions process

PART 33

• § 33.1 — Basis and purpose
• § 33.2 — Definitions
• § 33.3 — Basis for civil penalties and assessments
• § 33.4 — Investigation
• § 33.5 — Review by the reviewing official
• § 33.6 — Prerequisites for issuing a complaint
• § 33.7 — Complaint
• § 33.8 — Service of complaint
• § 33.9 — Answer
• § 33.10 — Default upon failure to file an answer
• § 33.11 — Referral of complaint and answer to the ALJ
• § 33.12 — Notice of hearing
• § 33.13 — Parties to the hearing
• § 33.14 — Separation of functions
• § 33.15 — Ex parte contacts
• § 33.16 — Disqualification of reviewing official or ALJ
• § 33.17 — Rights of parties
• § 33.18 — Authority of the ALJ
• § 33.19 — Prehearing conferences
• § 33.20 — Disclosure of documents
• § 33.21 — Discovery
• § 33.22 — Exchange of witness lists, statements and exhibits
• § 33.23 — Subpoenas for attendance at hearing
• § 33.24 — Protective order
• § 33.25 — Fees
• § 33.26 — Form, filing and service of papers
• § 33.27 — Computation of time
• § 33.28 — Motions
• § 33.29 — Sanctions
• § 33.30 — The hearing and burden of proof
• § 33.31 — Determining the amount of penalties and assessments
• § 33.32 — Location of hearing
• § 33.33 — Witnesses
• § 33.34 — Evidence
• § 33.35 — The record
• § 33.36 — Post-hearing briefs
• § 33.37 — Initial decision
• § 33.38 — Reconsideration of initial decision
• § 33.39 — Appeal to Department head
• § 33.40 — Stays ordered by the Department of Justice
• § 33.41 — Stay pending appeal
• § 33.42 — Judicial review
• § 33.43 — Collection of civil penalties and assessments
• § 33.44 — Right to administrative offset
• § 33.45 — Deposit in Treasury of United States
• § 33.46 — Compromise or settlement
• § 33.47 — Limitations

PART 34

• § 34.1 — Purpose of this part
• § 34.2 — Scope of this part
• § 34.3 — Definitions
• § 34.4 — Notice of proposed garnishment
• § 34.5 — Contents of a notice of proposed garnishment
• § 34.6 — Rights in connection with garnishment
• § 34.7 — Consideration of objection to the rate or amount of withholding
• § 34.8 — Providing a hearing
• § 34.9 — Conditions for an oral hearing
• § 34.10 — Conditions for a paper hearing
• § 34.11 — Timely request for a hearing
• § 34.12 — Request for reconsideration
• § 34.13 — Conduct of a hearing
• § 34.14 — Burden of proof
• § 34.15 — Consequences of failure to appear for an oral hearing
• § 34.16 — Issuance of the hearing decision
• § 34.17 — Content of decision
• § 34.18 — Issuance of the wage garnishment order
• § 34.19 — Amounts to be withheld under a garnishment order
• § 34.20 — Amount to be withheld under multiple garnishment orders
• § 34.21 — Employer certification
• § 34.22 — Employer responsibilities
• § 34.23 — Exclusions from garnishment
• § 34.24 — Claim of financial hardship by debtor subject to garnishment
• § 34.25 — Determination of financial hardship
• § 34.26 — Ending garnishment
• § 34.27 — Actions by employer prohibited by law
• § 34.28 — Refunds of amounts collected in error
• § 34.29 — Enforcement action against employer for noncompliance with garnishment order
• § 34.30 — Application of payments and accrual of interest

PART 35

• § 35.1 — Scope of regulations
• § 35.2 — Administrative claim; when presented; place of filing
• § 35.3 — Administrative claim; who may file
• § 35.4 — Administrative claim; evidence and information to be submitted
• § 35.5 — Investigation of claims
• § 35.6 — Final denial of claim
• § 35.7 — Payment of approved claims
• § 35.8 — Release
• § 35.9 — Penalties
• § 35.10 — Limitation on Department's authority

PART 36

• § 36.1 — Purpose
• § 36.2 — Penalty adjustment

PART 60

• § 60.1 — What are the policies of the Department regarding indemnification?
• § 60.2 — What procedures apply to requests for indemnification?

PART 73

• § 73.1 — Cross-reference to employee ethical conduct standards and financial disclosure regulations
• § 73.2 — Conflict of interest waiver

PART 75

• § 75.1 — Programs to which part 75 applies
• § 75.2 — Exceptions in program regulations to part 75
• § 75.4 — [Reserved]
• § 75.50 — How to find out whether you are eligible
• § 75.51 — How to prove nonprofit status
• § 75.52 — Eligibility of faith-based organizations for a grant and nondiscrimination against those organizations
• § 75.60 — Individuals ineligible to receive assistance
• § 75.61 — Certification of eligibility; effect of ineligibility
• § 75.62 — Requirements applicable to entities making certain awards
• § 75.63 — Severability
• § 75.100 — Publication of an application notice; content of the notice
• § 75.101 — Information in the application notice that helps an applicant apply
• § 75.102 — Deadline date for applications
• § 75.103 — Deadline date for preapplications
• § 75.104 — Additional application provisions
• § 75.105 — Annual absolute, competitive preference, and invitational priorities
• § 75.109 — Changes to applications
• § 75.110 — Information regarding performance measurement
• § 75.112 — Include a proposed project period, timeline, project narrative, and a logic model or other conceptual framework
• § 75.117 — Information needed for a multi-year project
• § 75.118 — Requirements for a continuation award
• § 75.119 — Information needed if private school students participate
• § 75.125 — Submit a separate application to each program
• § 75.126 — Application must list all programs to which it is submitted
• § 75.127 — Eligible parties may apply as a group
• § 75.128 — Who acts as applicant; the group agreement
• § 75.129 — Legal responsibilities of each member of the group
• § 75.135 — Competition exception for proposed implementation sites, implementation partners, or service providers
• § 75.155 — Review procedures if State may comment on applications: Purpose of §§ 75.156-75.158
• § 75.156 — When an applicant under § 75.155 must submit its application to the State; proof of submission
• § 75.157 — The State reviews each application
• § 75.158 — Deadlines for State comments
• § 75.159 — Effect of State comments or failure to comment
• § 75.190-75.192 — 75.190-75.192 [Reserved]
• § 75.200 — How applications for new discretionary grants and cooperative agreements are selected for funding; standards for use of cooperative agreements
• § 75.201 — How the selection criteria will be used
• § 75.202-75.206 — 75.202-75.206 [Reserved]
• § 75.209 — Selection criteria based on statutory or regulatory provisions
• § 75.210 — General selection criteria
• § 75.211 — Selection criteria for unsolicited applications
• § 75.215 — How the Department selects a new project
• § 75.216 — Applications that the Secretary may choose not to evaluate for funding
• § 75.217 — How the Secretary selects applications for new grants
• § 75.218 — Applications not evaluated or selected for funding
• § 75.219 — Exceptions to the procedures under § 75.217
• § 75.220 — Procedures the Department uses under § 75.219(a)
• § 75.221 — Procedures the Department uses under § 75.219(b)
• § 75.222 — Procedures the Department uses under § 75.219(c)
• § 75.223 — [Reserved]
• § 75.224 — What are the procedures for using a multiple tier review process to evaluate applications?
• § 75.225 — What procedures does the Secretary use when deciding to give special consideration to new potential grantees?
• § 75.226 — What procedures does the Secretary use if the Secretary decides to give special consideration to an application supported by strong evidence, moderate evidence, or promising evidence, or an application that demonstrates a rationale?
• § 75.227 — What procedures does the Secretary use if the Secretary decides to give special consideration to rural applicants?
• § 75.230 — How the Department makes a grant
• § 75.231 — Additional information
• § 75.232 — The cost analysis; basis for grant amount
• § 75.233 — Setting the amount of the grant
• § 75.234 — The conditions of the grant
• § 75.235 — The notification of grant award
• § 75.236 — Effect of the grant
• § 75.250 — Maximum project period
• § 75.251 — Budget periods
• § 75.253 — Continuation of a multiyear project after the first budget period
• § 75.254 — Data collection period
• § 75.260 — Allotments and reallotments
• § 75.261 — Extension of a project period
• § 75.262 — Conversion of a grant or a cooperative agreement
• § 75.263 — Pre-award costs; waiver of approval
• § 75.264 — Transfers among budget categories
• § 75.500 — Constitutional rights, freedom of inquiry, and Federal statutes and regulations on nondiscrimination
• § 75.511 — Waiver of requirement for a full-time project director
• § 75.515 — Use of consultants
• § 75.516 — Compensation of consultants—employees of institutions of higher education
• § 75.517 — [Reserved]
• § 75.519 — Dual compensation of staff
• § 75.524 — Conflict of interest: Purpose of § 75.525
• § 75.525 — Conflict of interest: Participation in a project
• § 75.530 — General cost principles
• § 75.531 — Limit on total cost of a project
• § 75.532 — Use of funds for religion prohibited
• § 75.533 — Acquisition of real property; construction
• § 75.534 — Training grants—automatic increases for additional dependents
• § 75.560 — General indirect cost rates and cost allocation plans; exceptions
• § 75.561 — Approval of indirect cost rates and cost allocation plans
• § 75.562 — Indirect cost rates for educational training projects; exceptions
• § 75.563 — Restricted indirect cost rate or cost allocation plans—programs covered
• § 75.564 — Reimbursement of indirect costs
• § 75.580 — Coordination with other activities
• § 75.590 — Evaluation by the grantee
• § 75.591 — Federal evaluation—cooperation by a grantee
• § 75.592 — Federal evaluation—satisfying requirement for grantee evaluation
• § 75.600 — Applicability of using grant funds for construction or real property
• § 75.601 — Approval of the construction
• § 75.602 — Planning the construction
• § 75.603 — Beginning the construction
• § 75.604 — During the construction
• § 75.605 — After the construction
• § 75.606 — Real property requirements
• § 75.607-75.609 — 75.607-75.609 [Reserved]
• § 75.610 — Title to site
• § 75.611 — Environmental impact assessment
• § 75.612 — Avoidance of flood hazards
• § 75.613 — Compliance with the Coastal Barrier Resources Act
• § 75.614 — Preservation of historic sites
• § 75.615 — Build America, Buy America Act
• § 75.616 — Energy conservation
• § 75.617 — Access for individuals with disabilities
• § 75.618 — Safety and health standards
• § 75.619 — Charges for use of equipment or supplies
• § 75.620 — General conditions on publication
• § 75.621 — [Reserved]
• § 75.622 — Definition of “project materials.”
• § 75.623 — Public availability of grant-supported research publications
• § 75.626 — Show Federal support
• § 75.650 — Participation of students enrolled in private schools
• § 75.681 — Protection of human research subjects
• § 75.682 — Treatment of animals
• § 75.683 — Health or safety standards for facilities
• § 75.684 — Severability
• § 75.700 — Compliance with the U.S. Constitution, statutes, regulations, stated institutional policies, and applications
• § 75.701 — The grantee administers or supervises the project
• § 75.702 — Fiscal control and fund accounting procedures
• § 75.703 — Obligation of funds during the grant period
• § 75.707 — When obligations are made
• § 75.708 — Subgrants
• § 75.712 — Beneficiary protections: Written notice
• § 75.713 — [Reserved]
• § 75.714 — Subgrants, contracts, and other agreements with faith-based organizations
• § 75.720 — Financial and performance reports
• § 75.721 — [Reserved]
• § 75.730 — Records related to grant funds
• § 75.731 — Records related to compliance
• § 75.732 — Records related to performance
• § 75.733 — [Reserved]
• § 75.740 — Protection of and access to student records; student rights in research, experimental programs, and testing
• § 75.741 — Severability
• § 75.900 — Waiver of regulations prohibited
• § 75.901 — Suspension and termination
• § 75.902 — [Reserved]
• § 75.903 — Effective date of termination
• § 75.910 — [Reserved]

PART 76

• § 76.1 — Programs to which this part applies
• § 76.2 — Exceptions in program regulations to part 76
• § 76.50 — Basic requirements for subgrants
• § 76.51 — A State distributes funds by formula or competition
• § 76.52 — Eligibility of faith-based organizations for a subgrant and nondiscrimination against those organizations
• § 76.53 — Severability
• § 76.100 — Effect of this subpart
• § 76.101 — State plans in general
• § 76.102 — Definition of “State plan” for this part
• § 76.103 — Multiyear State plans
• § 76.104 — A State shall include certain certifications in its State plan
• § 76.106 — State documents are public information
• § 76.125 — What is the purpose of these regulations?
• § 76.126 — What regulations apply to the consolidated grant applications for insular areas?
• § 76.127 — What is the purpose of a consolidated grant?
• § 76.128 — What is a consolidated grant?
• § 76.129 — How does a consolidated grant work?
• § 76.130 — How are consolidated grants made?
• § 76.131 — How does an insular area apply for a consolidated grant?
• § 76.132 — What assurances must be in a consolidated grant application?
• § 76.133 — What is the reallocation authority?
• § 76.134 — What is the relationship between consolidated and non-consolidated grants?
• § 76.135 — Are there any requirements for matching funds?
• § 76.136 — Under what programs may consolidated grant funds be spent?
• § 76.137 — How may carryover funds be used under the consolidated grant application?
• § 76.140 — Amendments to a State plan
• § 76.141-76.142 — 76.141-76.142 [Reserved]
• § 76.201 — A State plan must meet all statutory and regulatory requirements
• § 76.202 — Opportunity for a hearing before a State plan is disapproved
• § 76.235 — The notification of grant award
• § 76.260 — Allotments are made under applicable statutes or regulations
• § 76.261 — Reallotted funds are part of a State's grant
• § 76.300 — Contact the State for procedures to follow
• § 76.301 — Local educational agency application in general
• § 76.302 — The notice to the subgrantee
• § 76.303 — Joint applications and projects
• § 76.304 — Subgrantee shall make subgrant application available to the public
• § 76.400 — State procedures for reviewing an application
• § 76.401 — Disapproval of an application—opportunity for a hearing
• § 76.500 — Constitutional rights, freedom of inquiry, and Federal statutes and regulations on nondiscrimination
• § 76.530 — General cost principles
• § 76.532 — Use of funds for religion prohibited
• § 76.533 — Acquisition of real property; construction
• § 76.534 — Use of tuition and fees restricted
• § 76.560 — General indirect cost rates and cost allocation plans; exceptions
• § 76.561 — Approval of indirect cost rates and cost allocation plans
• § 76.562 — Reimbursement of indirect costs
• § 76.563 — Restricted indirect cost rate—programs covered
• § 76.564 — Restricted indirect cost rate formula
• § 76.565 — General management costs—restricted rate
• § 76.566 — Fixed costs—restricted rate
• § 76.567 — Other expenditures—restricted rate
• § 76.568 — Occupancy and space maintenance costs—restricted rate
• § 76.569 — Using the restricted indirect cost rate
• § 76.580 — Coordination with other activities
• § 76.591 — Federal evaluation—cooperation by a grantee
• § 76.592 — Federal evaluation—satisfying requirement for State or subgrantee evaluation
• § 76.600 — Where to find the construction regulations
• § 76.650 — Participation of private school children, teachers or other educational personnel, and families
• § 76.651 — Responsibility of a State and a subgrantee
• § 76.652 — Consultation with representatives of private school students
• § 76.653 — Needs, number of students, and types of services
• § 76.654 — Benefits for private school students
• § 76.655 — [Reserved]
• § 76.656 — Information in an application for a subgrant
• § 76.657 — Separate classes prohibited
• § 76.658 — Funds not to benefit a private school
• § 76.659 — Use of public school personnel
• § 76.660 — Use of private school personnel
• § 76.661 — Equipment and supplies
• § 76.662 — Construction
• § 76.663-76.6775 — 76.663-76.6775 [Reserved]
• § 76.681 — Protection of human subjects
• § 76.682 — Treatment of animals
• § 76.683 — Health or safety standards for facilities
• § 76.684 — Severability
• § 76.700 — Compliance with the U.S. Constitution, statutes, regulations, stated institutional policies, and applications
• § 76.701 — The State or subgrantee administers or supervises each project
• § 76.702 — Fiscal control and fund accounting procedures
• § 76.703 — When a State may begin to obligate funds
• § 76.704 — New State plan requirements that must be addressed in a State plan
• § 76.707 — When obligations are made
• § 76.708 — When certain subgrantees may begin to obligate funds
• § 76.709 — Funds may be obligated during a “carryover period.”
• § 76.710 — Obligations made during a carryover period are subject to current statutes, regulations, and applications
• § 76.711 — Requesting funds by ALN number
• § 76.712 — Beneficiary protections: Written notice
• § 76.714 — Subgrants, contracts, and other agreements with faith-based organizations
• § 76.720 — State reporting requirements
• § 76.722 — Subgrantee reporting requirements
• § 76.730 — Records related to grant funds
• § 76.731 — Records related to compliance
• § 76.732 — Records related to performance
• § 76.740 — Protection of and access to student records; student rights in research, experimental programs, and testing
• § 76.760 — More than one program may assist a single activity
• § 76.761 — Federal funds may pay 100 percent of cost
• § 76.770 — A State shall have procedures to ensure compliance
• § 76.783 — State educational agency action—subgrantee's opportunity for a hearing
• § 76.784 — Severability
• § 76.785 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 76.786 — What entities are governed by this subpart?
• § 76.787 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 76.788 — § 76.788
• § 76.789 — What are an SEA's responsibilities under this subpart?
• § 76.791 — On what basis does an SEA determine whether a charter school LEA that opens or significantly expands its enrollment is eligible to receive funds under a covered program?
• § 76.792 — How does an SEA allocate funds to eligible charter school LEAs under a covered program in which the SEA awards subgrants on a formula basis?
• § 76.793 — When is an SEA required to allocate funds to a charter school LEA under this subpart?
• § 76.794 — How does an SEA allocate funds to charter school LEAs under a covered program in which the SEA awards subgrants on a discretionary basis?
• § 76.796 — What are the consequences of an SEA allocating more or fewer funds to a charter school LEA under a covered program than the amount for which the charter school LEA is eligible when the charter school LEA actually opens or significantly expands its enrollment?
• § 76.797 — When is an SEA required to make adjustments to allocations under this subpart?
• § 76.799 — Do the requirements in this subpart apply to LEAs?
• § 76.900 — Waiver of regulations prohibited
• § 76.901 — Office of Administrative Law Judges
• § 76.902 — Judicial review
• § 76.910 — Cooperation with audits

PART 77

• § 77.1 — Definitions that apply to all Department programs
• § 77.2 — Incorporation by reference

PART 79

• § 79.1 — What is the purpose of these regulations?
• § 79.2 — What definitions apply to these regulations?
• § 79.3 — What programs and activities of the Department are subject to these regulations?
• § 79.4 — What are the Secretary's general responsibilities under the Order?
• § 79.5 — What is the Secretary's obligation with respect to Federal interagency coordination?
• § 79.6 — What procedures apply to the selection of programs and activities under these regulations?
• § 79.7 — How does the Secretary communicate with State and local officials concerning the Department's programs and activities?
• § 79.8 — How does the Secretary provide States an opportunity to comment on proposed Federal financial assistance?
• § 79.9 — How does the Secretary receive and respond to comments?
• § 79.10 — How does the Secretary make efforts to accommodate intergovernmental concerns?
• § 79.11 — What are the Secretary's obligations in interstate situations?
• § 79.12 — How may a State simplify, consolidate, or substitute federally required State plans?
• § 79.13 — [Reserved]

PART 81

• § 81.1 — Purpose
• § 81.2 — Definitions
• § 81.3 — Jurisdiction of the Office of Administrative Law Judges
• § 81.4 — Membership and assignment to cases
• § 81.5 — Authority and responsibility of an Administrative Law Judge
• § 81.6 — Hearing on the record
• § 81.7 — Non-party participation
• § 81.8 — Representation
• § 81.9 — Location of proceedings
• § 81.10 — Ex parte communications
• § 81.11 — Motions
• § 81.12 — Filing requirements
• § 81.13 — Mediation
• § 81.14 — Settlement negotiations
• § 81.15 — Evidence
• § 81.16 — Discovery
• § 81.17 — Privileges
• § 81.18 — The record
• § 81.19 — Costs and fees of parties
• § 81.20 — Interlocutory appeals to the Secretary from rulings of an ALJ
• § 81.30 — Basis for recovery of funds
• § 81.31 — Measure of recovery
• § 81.32 — Proportionality
• § 81.33 — Mitigating circumstances
• § 81.34 — Notice of a disallowance decision
• § 81.35 — Reduction of claims
• § 81.36 — Compromise of claims under General Education Provisions Act
• § 81.37 — Application for review of a disallowance decision
• § 81.38 — Consideration of an application for review
• § 81.39 — Submission of evidence
• § 81.40 — Burden of proof
• § 81.41 — Initial decision
• § 81.42 — Petition for review of initial decision
• § 81.43 — Review by the Secretary
• § 81.44 — Final decision of the Department
• § 81.45 — Collection of claims

PART 82

• § 82.100 — Conditions on use of funds
• § 82.105 — Definitions
• § 82.110 — Certification and disclosure
• § 82.200 — Agency and legislative liaison
• § 82.205 — Professional and technical services
• § 82.210 — Reporting
• § 82.300 — Professional and technical services
• § 82.400 — Penalties
• § 82.405 — Penalty procedures
• § 82.410 — Enforcement
• § 82.500 — Secretary of Defense
• § 82.600 — Semi-annual compilation
• § 82.605 — Inspector General report

PART 84

• § 84.100 — What does this part do?
• § 84.105 — Does this part apply to me?
• § 84.110 — Are any of my Federal assistance awards exempt from this part?
• § 84.115 — Does this part affect the Federal contracts that I receive?
• § 84.200 — What must I do to comply with this part?
• § 84.205 — What must I include in my drug-free workplace statement?
• § 84.210 — To whom must I distribute my drug-free workplace statement?
• § 84.215 — What must I include in my drug-free awareness program?
• § 84.220 — By when must I publish my drug-free workplace statement and establish my drug-free awareness program?
• § 84.225 — What actions must I take concerning employees who are convicted of drug violations in the workplace?
• § 84.230 — How and when must I identify workplaces?
• § 84.300 — What must I do to comply with this part if I am an individual recipient?
• § 84.301 — [Reserved]
• § 84.400 — What are my responsibilities as a(n) ED awarding official?
• § 84.500 — How are violations of this part determined for recipients other than individuals?
• § 84.505 — How are violations of this part determined for recipients who are individuals?
• § 84.510 — What actions will the Federal Government take against a recipient determined to have violated this part?
• § 84.515 — Are there any exceptions to those actions?
• § 84.605 — Award
• § 84.610 — Controlled substance
• § 84.615 — Conviction
• § 84.620 — Cooperative agreement
• § 84.625 — Criminal drug statute
• § 84.630 — Debarment
• § 84.635 — Drug-free workplace
• § 84.640 — Employee
• § 84.645 — Federal agency or agency
• § 84.650 — Grant
• § 84.655 — Individual
• § 84.660 — Recipient
• § 84.665 — State
• § 84.670 — Suspension

PART 86

• § 86.1 — What is the purpose of the Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention regulations?
• § 86.2 — What Federal programs are covered by this part?
• § 86.3 — What actions shall an IHE take to comply with the requirements of this part?
• § 86.4 — What are the procedures for submitting a drug prevention program certification?
• § 86.5 — What are the consequences if an IHE fails to submit a drug prevention program certification?
• § 86.6 — When must an IHE submit a drug prevention program certification?
• § 86.7 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 86.100 — What must the IHE's drug prevention program include?
• § 86.101 — What review of IHE drug prevention programs does the Secretary conduct?
• § 86.102 — What is required of an IHE that the Secretary selects for annual review?
• § 86.103 — What records and information must an IHE make available to the Secretary and the public concerning its drug prevention program?
• § 86.300 — What constitutes a violation of this part by an IHE?
• § 86.301 — What actions may the Secretary take if an IHE violates this part?
• § 86.302 — What are the procedures used by the Secretary for providing information or technical assistance?
• § 86.303 — What are the procedures used by the Secretary for issuing a response other than the formulation of a compliance agreement or the provision of information or technical assistance?
• § 86.304 — What are the procedures used by the Secretary to demand repayment of Federal financial assistance or terminate an IHE's eligibility for any or all forms of Federal financial assistance?
• § 86.400 — What is the scope of this subpart?
• § 86.401 — What are the authority and responsibility of the ALJ?
• § 86.402 — Who may be a party in a hearing under this subpart?
• § 86.403 — May a party be represented by counsel?
• § 86.404 — How may a party communicate with an ALJ?
• § 86.405 — What are the requirements for filing written submissions?
• § 86.406 — What must the ALJ do if the parties enter settlement negotiations?
• § 86.407 — What are the procedures for scheduling a hearing?
• § 86.408 — What are the procedures for conducting a pre-hearing conference?
• § 86.409 — What are the procedures for conducting a hearing on the record?
• § 86.410 — What are the procedures for issuance of a decision?
• § 86.411 — What are the procedures for requesting reinstatement of eligibility?

PART 97

• § 97-97.106 — 97-97.106 [Reserved]
• § 97.101 — To what does this policy apply?
• § 97.102 — Definitions for purposes of this policy
• § 97.103 — Assuring compliance with this policy—research conducted or supported by any Federal department or agency
• § 97.104 — Exempt research
• § 97.107 — IRB membership
• § 97.108 — IRB functions and operations
• § 97.109 — IRB review of research
• § 97.110 — Expedited review procedures for certain kinds of research involving no more than minimal risk, and for minor changes in approved research
• § 97.111 — Criteria for IRB approval of research
• § 97.112 — Review by Institution
• § 97.113 — Suspension or Termination of IRB Approval of Research
• § 97.114 — Cooperative Research
• § 97.115 — IRB Records
• § 97.116 — General Requirements for Informed Consent
• § 97.117 — Documentation of informed consent
• § 97.118 — Applications and proposals lacking definite plans for involvement of human subjects
• § 97.119 — Research undertaken without the intention of involving human subjects
• § 97.120 — Evaluation and disposition of applications and proposals for research to be conducted or supported by a Federal department or agency
• § 97.121 — [Reserved]
• § 97.122 — Use of Federal funds
• § 97.123 — Early termination of research support: Evaluation of applications and proposals
• § 97.124 — Conditions
• § 97.401 — To what do these regulations apply?
• § 97.402 — Definitions
• § 97.403 — IRB duties
• § 97.404 — Research not involving greater than minimal risk
• § 97.405 — Research involving greater than minimal risk but presenting the prospect of direct benefit to the individual subjects
• § 97.406 — Research involving greater than minimal risk and no prospect of direct benefit to individual subjects, but likely to yield generalizable knowledge about the subject's disorder or condition
• § 97.407 — Research not otherwise approvable which presents an opportunity to understand, prevent, or alleviate a serious problem affecting the health or welfare of children
• § 97.408 — Requirements for permission by parents or guardians and for assent by children
• § 97.409 — Wards

PART 98

• § 98.1 — Applicability of part
• § 98.2 — Definitions
• § 98.3 — Access to instructional material used in a research or experimentation program
• § 98.4 — Protection of students' privacy in examination, testing, or treatment
• § 98.5 — Information and investigation office
• § 98.6 — Reports
• § 98.7 — Filing a complaint
• § 98.8 — Notice of the complaint
• § 98.9 — Investigation and findings
• § 98.10 — Enforcement of the findings

PART 99

• § 99.1 — To which educational agencies or institutions do these regulations apply?
• § 99.2 — What is the purpose of these regulations?
• § 99.3 — What definitions apply to these regulations?
• § 99.4 — What are the rights of parents?
• § 99.5 — What are the rights of students?
• § 99.6 — [Reserved]
• § 99.7 — What must an educational agency or institution include in its annual notification?
• § 99.8 — What provisions apply to records of a law enforcement unit?
• § 99.10 — What rights exist for a parent or eligible student to inspect and review education records?
• § 99.11 — May an educational agency or institution charge a fee for copies of education records?
• § 99.12 — What limitations exist on the right to inspect and review records?
• § 99.20 — How can a parent or eligible student request amendment of the student's education records?
• § 99.21 — Under what conditions does a parent or eligible student have the right to a hearing?
• § 99.22 — What minimum requirements exist for the conduct of a hearing?
• § 99.30 — Under what conditions is prior consent required to disclose information?
• § 99.31 — Under what conditions is prior consent not required to disclose information?
• § 99.32 — What recordkeeping requirements exist concerning requests and disclosures?
• § 99.33 — What limitations apply to the redisclosure of information?
• § 99.34 — What conditions apply to disclosure of information to other educational agencies or institutions?
• § 99.35 — What conditions apply to disclosure of information for Federal or State program purposes?
• § 99.36 — What conditions apply to disclosure of information in health and safety emergencies?
• § 99.37 — What conditions apply to disclosing directory information?
• § 99.38 — What conditions apply to disclosure of information as permitted by State statute adopted after November 19, 1974, concerning the juvenile justice system?
• § 99.39 — What definitions apply to the nonconsensual disclosure of records by postsecondary educational institutions in connection with disciplinary proceedings concerning crimes of violence or non-forcible sex offenses?
• § 99.60 — What functions has the Secretary delegated to the Office and to the Office of Administrative Law Judges?
• § 99.61 — What responsibility does an educational agency or institution, a recipient of Department funds, or a third party outside of an educational agency or institution have concerning conflict with State or local laws?
• § 99.62 — What information must an educational agency or institution or other recipient of Department funds submit to the Office?
• § 99.63 — Where are complaints filed?
• § 99.64 — What is the investigation procedure?
• § 99.65 — What is the content of the notice of investigation issued by the Office?
• § 99.66 — What are the responsibilities of the Office in the enforcement process?
• § 99.67 — How does the Secretary enforce decisions?

PART 100

• § 100.1 — Purpose
• § 100.2 — Application of this regulation
• § 100.3 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 100.4 — Assurances required
• § 100.5 — Illustrative application
• § 100.6 — Compliance information
• § 100.7 — Conduct of investigations
• § 100.8 — Procedure for effecting compliance
• § 100.9 — Hearings
• § 100.10 — Decisions and notices
• § 100.11 — Judicial review
• § 100.12 — Effect on other regulations; forms and instructions
• § 100.13 — Definitions

PART 101

• § 101.1 — Scope of rules
• § 101.2 — Records to be public
• § 101.3 — Use of gender and number
• § 101.4 — Suspension of rules
• § 101.11 — Appearance
• § 101.12 — Authority for representation
• § 101.13 — Exclusion from hearing for misconduct
• § 101.21 — Parties
• § 101.22 — Amici curiae
• § 101.23 — Complainants not parties
• § 101.31 — Form of documents to be filed
• § 101.32 — Signature of documents
• § 101.33 — Filing and service
• § 101.34 — Service—how made
• § 101.35 — Date of service
• § 101.36 — Certificate of service
• § 101.41 — Computation
• § 101.42 — Extension of time or postponement
• § 101.43 — Reduction of time to file documents
• § 101.51 — Notice of hearing or opportunity for hearing
• § 101.52 — Answer to notice
• § 101.53 — Amendment of notice or answer
• § 101.54 — Request for hearing
• § 101.55 — Consolidation
• § 101.56 — Motions
• § 101.57 — Responses to motions and petitions
• § 101.58 — Disposition of motions and petitions
• § 101.61 — Who presides
• § 101.62 — Designation of hearing examiner
• § 101.63 — Authority of presiding officer
• § 101.71 — Statement of position and trial briefs
• § 101.72 — Evidentiary purpose
• § 101.73 — Testimony
• § 101.74 — Exhibits
• § 101.75 — Affidavits
• § 101.76 — Depositions
• § 101.77 — Admissions as to facts and documents
• § 101.78 — Evidence
• § 101.79 — Cross-examination
• § 101.80 — Unsponsored written material
• § 101.81 — Objections
• § 101.82 — Exceptions to rulings of presiding officer unnecessary
• § 101.83 — Official notice
• § 101.84 — Public document items
• § 101.85 — Offer of proof
• § 101.86 — Appeals from ruling of presiding officer
• § 101.91 — Official transcript
• § 101.92 — Record for decision
• § 101.101 — Posthearing briefs: proposed findings and conclusions
• § 101.102 — Decisions following hearing
• § 101.103 — Exceptions to initial or recommended decisions
• § 101.104 — Final decisions
• § 101.105 — Oral argument to the reviewing authority
• § 101.106 — Review by the Secretary
• § 101.107 — Service on amici curiae
• § 101.111 — Conduct
• § 101.112 — Improper conduct
• § 101.113 — Ex parte communications
• § 101.114 — Expeditious treatment
• § 101.115 — Matters not prohibited
• § 101.116 — Filing of ex parte communications
• § 101.121 — Posttermination proceedings
• § 101.131 — Definitions

PART 104

• § 104.1 — Purpose
• § 104.2 — Application
• § 104.3 — Definitions
• § 104.4 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 104.5 — Assurances required
• § 104.6 — Remedial action, voluntary action, and self-evaluation
• § 104.7 — Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures
• § 104.8 — Notice
• § 104.9 — Administrative requirements for small recipients
• § 104.10 — Effect of state or local law or other requirements and effect of employment opportunities
• § 104.11 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 104.12 — Reasonable accommodation
• § 104.13 — Employment criteria
• § 104.14 — Preemployment inquiries
• § 104.21 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 104.22 — Existing facilities
• § 104.23 — New construction
• § 104.31 — Application of this subpart
• § 104.32 — Location and notification
• § 104.33 — Free appropriate public education
• § 104.34 — Educational setting
• § 104.35 — Evaluation and placement
• § 104.36 — Procedural safeguards
• § 104.37 — Nonacademic services
• § 104.38 — Preschool and adult education
• § 104.39 — Private education
• § 104.41 — Application of this subpart
• § 104.42 — Admissions and recruitment
• § 104.43 — Treatment of students; general
• § 104.44 — Academic adjustments
• § 104.45 — Housing
• § 104.46 — Financial and employment assistance to students
• § 104.47 — Nonacademic services
• § 104.51 — Application of this subpart
• § 104.52 — Health, welfare, and other social services
• § 104.53 — Drug and alcohol addicts
• § 104.54 — Education of institutionalized persons
• § 104.61 — Procedures

PART 105

• § 105.1 — Purpose
• § 105.2 — Application
• § 105.3 — Definitions
• § 105.4-105.9 — 105.4-105.9 [Reserved]
• § 105.10 — Self-evaluation
• § 105.11 — Notice
• § 105.12-105.19 — 105.12-105.19 [Reserved]
• § 105.20 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 105.21-105.29 — 105.21-105.29 [Reserved]
• § 105.30 — Employment
• § 105.31 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 105.32 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 105.33 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 105.34-105.39 — 105.34-105.39 [Reserved]
• § 105.40 — Communications
• § 105.41 — Compliance procedures
• § 105.42 — Effective date

PART 106

• § 106.1 — Purpose
• § 106.2 — Definitions
• § 106.3 — Remedial and affirmative action and self-evaluation
• § 106.4 — Assurance required
• § 106.5 — Transfers of property
• § 106.6 — Effect of other requirements and preservation of rights
• § 106.7 — Effect of employment opportunities
• § 106.8 — Designation of coordinator; nondiscrimination policy; grievance procedures; notice of nondiscrimination; training; students with disabilities; and recordkeeping
• § 106.9 — Severability
• § 106.10 — Scope
• § 106.11 — Application
• § 106.12 — Educational institutions controlled by religious organizations
• § 106.13 — Military and merchant marine educational institutions
• § 106.14 — Membership practices of certain organizations
• § 106.15 — Admissions
• § 106.16 — Severability
• § 106.21 — Admission
• § 106.22 — Preference in admission
• § 106.23 — Recruitment
• § 106.24 — Severability
• § 106.31 — Education programs or activities
• § 106.32 — Housing
• § 106.33 — Comparable facilities
• § 106.34 — Access to classes and schools
• § 106.35 — Access to institutions of vocational education
• § 106.36 — Counseling and use of appraisal and counseling materials
• § 106.37 — Financial assistance
• § 106.38 — Employment assistance to students
• § 106.39 — Health and insurance benefits and services
• § 106.40 — Parental, family, or marital status; pregnancy or related conditions
• § 106.41 — Athletics
• § 106.42 — Textbooks and curricular material
• § 106.43 — Standards for measuring skill or progress in physical education classes
• § 106.44 — Recipient's response to sex discrimination
• § 106.45 — Grievance procedures for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints of sex discrimination
• § 106.46 — Grievance procedures for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints of sex-based harassment involving student complainants or student respondents at postsecondary institutions
• § 106.47 — Assistant Secretary review of sex-based harassment complaints
• § 106.48 — Severability
• § 106.51 — Employment
• § 106.52 — Employment criteria
• § 106.53 — Recruitment
• § 106.54 — Compensation
• § 106.55 — Job classification and structure
• § 106.56 — Fringe benefits
• § 106.57 — Parental, family, or marital status; pregnancy or related conditions
• § 106.58 — Effect of State or local law or other requirements
• § 106.59 — Advertising
• § 106.60 — Pre-employment inquiries
• § 106.61 — Sex as a bona-fide occupational qualification
• § 106.62 — Severability
• § 106.71 — Retaliation
• § 106.72 — Severability
• § 106.81 — Procedures
• § 106.82 — Severability

PART 108

• § 108.1 — Purpose
• § 108.2 — Applicability
• § 108.3 — Definitions
• § 108.4 — Effect of State or local law
• § 108.5 — Compliance obligations
• § 108.6 — Equal access
• § 108.7 — Voluntary sponsorship
• § 108.8 — Assurances
• § 108.9 — Procedures

PART 110

• § 110.1 — What is the purpose of ED's age discrimination regulations?
• § 110.2 — To what programs or activities do these regulations apply?
• § 110.3 — What definitions apply?
• § 110.10 — Rules against age discrimination
• § 110.11 — Definitions of “normal operation” and “statutory objective.”
• § 110.12 — Exceptions to the rules against age discrimination: Normal operation or statutory objective of any program or activity
• § 110.13 — Exceptions to the rules against age discrimination: Reasonable factors other than age
• § 110.14 — Burden of proof
• § 110.15 — Affirmative action by recipients
• § 110.16 — Special benefits for children and the elderly
• § 110.17 — Age distinctions contained in ED's regulations
• § 110.20 — General responsibilities
• § 110.21 — Notice to subrecipients
• § 110.22 — Information requirements
• § 110.23 — Assurances required
• § 110.24 — Recipient assessment of age distinctions
• § 110.25 — Designation of responsible employee, notice, and grievance procedures
• § 110.30 — Compliance reviews
• § 110.31 — Complaints
• § 110.32 — Mediation
• § 110.33 — Investigation
• § 110.34 — Prohibition against intimidation or retaliation
• § 110.35 — Compliance procedure
• § 110.36 — Hearings, decisions, and post-termination proceedings
• § 110.37 — Procedure for disbursal of funds to an alternate recipient
• § 110.38 — Remedial action by recipients
• § 110.39 — Exhaustion of administrative remedies

PART 200

• § 200.1 — State responsibilities for developing challenging academic standards
• § 200.2 — State responsibilities for assessment
• § 200.3 — Locally selected, nationally recognized high school academic assessments
• § 200.4 — State law exception
• § 200.5 — Assessment administration
• § 200.6 — Inclusion of all students
• § 200.7 — [Reserved]
• § 200.8 — Assessment reports
• § 200.9 — Deferral of assessments
• § 200.10 — Applicability of a State's academic assessments to private schools and private school students
• § 200.11 — Participation in NAEP
• § 200.12-200.24 — 200.12-200.24 [Reserved]
• § 200.25 — Schoolwide programs in general
• § 200.26 — Core elements of a schoolwide program
• § 200.27-200.28 — 200.27-200.28 [Reserved]
• § 200.29 — Consolidation of funds in a schoolwide program
• § 200.30-200.54 — 200.30-200.54 [Reserved]
• § 200.55-200.57 — 200.55-200.57 [Reserved]
• § 200.58 — Qualifications of paraprofessionals
• § 200.59-200.60 — 200.59-200.60 [Reserved]
• § 200.61 — Parents' right to know
• § 200.62 — Responsibilities for providing services to private school children
• § 200.63 — Consultation
• § 200.64 — Factors for determining equitable participation of private school children
• § 200.65 — Determining equitable participation of teachers and families of participating private school children
• § 200.66 — Requirements to ensure that funds do not benefit a private school
• § 200.67 — Requirements concerning property, equipment, and supplies for the benefit of private school children
• § 200.68 — Ombudsman
• § 200.69 — [Reserved]
• § 200.70 — Allocation of funds to LEAs in general
• § 200.71 — LEA eligibility
• § 200.72 — Procedures for adjusting allocations determined by the Secretary to account for eligible LEAs not on the Census list
• § 200.73 — Applicable hold-harmless provisions
• § 200.74 — Use of an alternative method to distribute grants to LEAs with fewer than 20,000 residents
• § 200.75 — Special procedures for allocating concentration grant funds in small States
• § 200.76 — [Reserved]
• § 200.77 — Reservation of funds by an LEA
• § 200.78 — Allocation of funds to school attendance areas and schools
• § 200.79 — Exclusion of supplemental State and local funds from supplement, not supplant and comparability determinations
• § 200.80 — [Reserved]
• § 200.81 — Program definitions
• § 200.82 — Use of program funds for unique program function costs
• § 200.83 — Responsibilities of SEAs to implement projects through a comprehensive needs assessment and a comprehensive State plan for service delivery
• § 200.84 — Responsibilities for evaluating the effectiveness of the MEP and using evaluations to improve services to migratory children
• § 200.85 — Responsibilities of SEAs for the electronic exchange through MSIX of specified educational and health information of migratory children
• § 200.86 — Use of MEP funds in schoolwide projects
• § 200.87 — Responsibilities for participation of children in private schools
• § 200.88 — Exclusion of supplemental State and local funds from supplement, not supplant and comparability determinations
• § 200.89 — Re-interviewing; eligibility documentation; and quality control
• § 200.90 — Program definitions
• § 200.91 — SEA counts of eligible children
• § 200.92-200.99 — 200.92-200.99 [Reserved]
• § 200.100 — Reservation of funds for school improvement, State administration, and direct student services
• § 200.101-200.102 — 200.101-200.102 [Reserved]
• § 200.103 — Definitions
• § 200.104 — Innovative assessment demonstration authority
• § 200.105 — Demonstration authority application requirements
• § 200.106 — Demonstration authority selection criteria
• § 200.107 — Transition to statewide use
• § 200.108 — Extension, waivers, and withdrawal of authority
• § 200.109 — [Reserved]

PART 206

• § 206.1 — What are the special educational programs for students whose families are engaged in migrant and other seasonal farmwork?
• § 206.2 — Who is eligible to participate as a grantee?
• § 206.3 — Who is eligible to participate in a project?
• § 206.4 — What regulations apply to these programs?
• § 206.5 — What definitions apply to these programs?
• § 206.10 — What types of services may be provided?
• § 206.11 — What types of CAMP services must be provided?
• § 206.20 — What must be included in an application?
• § 206.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 206.31 — How does the Secretary evaluate points for prior experience for HEP and CAMP service delivery?
• § 206.40 — What restrictions are there on expenditures?

PART 222

• § 222.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 222.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 222.3 — How does a local educational agency apply for assistance under section 8002 or 8003 of the Act?
• § 222.4 — How does the Secretary determine when an application is timely filed?
• § 222.5 — When may a local educational agency amend its application?
• § 222.6 — Which applications does the Secretary accept?
• § 222.7 — What information may a local educational agency submit after the application deadline?
• § 222.8 — What action must an applicant take upon a change in its boundary, classification, control, governing authority, or identity?
• § 222.9 — What records must a local educational agency maintain?
• § 222.10 — How long must a local educational agency retain records?
• § 222.11 — How does the Secretary recover overpayments?
• § 222.12 — What overpayments are eligible for forgiveness under section 8012 of the Act?
• § 222.13 — What overpayments are not eligible for forgiveness under section 8012 of the Act?
• § 222.14 — What requirements must a local educational agency meet for an eligible overpayment to be forgiven in whole or part?
• § 222.15 — How are the filing deadlines affected by requests for other forms of relief?
• § 222.16 — What information and documentation must a local educational agency submit for an eligible overpayment to be considered for forgiveness?
• § 222.17 — How does the Secretary determine undue financial hardship and serious harm to a local educational agency's educational program?
• § 222.18 — What amount does the Secretary forgive?
• § 222.19 — What other statutes and regulations apply to this part?
• § 222.20 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 222.21 — What requirements must a local educational agency meet concerning Federal acquisition of real property within the local educational agency?
• § 222.22 — How does the Secretary treat compensation from Federal activities for purposes of determining eligibility and payments?
• § 222.23 — How are consolidated LEAs treated for the purposes of eligibility and payment under section 7002?
• § 222.24 — How does a local educational agency that has multiple tax rates for real property classifications derive a single real property tax rate?
• § 222.25-222.29 — 222.25-222.29 [Reserved]
• § 222.30 — What is “free public education”?
• § 222.31 — To which local educational agencies does the Secretary make basic support payments under section 8003(b) of the Act?
• § 222.32 — What information does the Secretary use to determine a local educational agency's basic support payment?
• § 222.33 — When must an applicant make its first or only membership count?
• § 222.34 — If an applicant makes a second membership count, when must that count be made?
• § 222.35 — How does a local educational agency count the membership of its federally connected children?
• § 222.36 — How many federally connected children must a local educational agency have to receive a payment under section 8003?
• § 222.37 — How does the Secretary calculate the average daily attendance of federally connected children?
• § 222.38 — What is the maximum basic support payment that a local educational agency may receive under section 8003(b)(1)?
• § 222.39 — How does a State educational agency identify generally comparable local educational agencies for local contribution rate purposes?
• § 222.40 — What procedures does a State educational agency use for certain local educational agencies to determine generally comparable local educational agencies using additional factors, for local contribution rate purposes?
• § 222.41 — How does a State educational agency compute and certify local contribution rates based upon generally comparable local educational agencies?
• § 222.42 — [Reserved]
• § 222.43 — What requirements must a local educational agency meet in order to be eligible for financial assistance under section 8003(b)(1)(F) due to unusual geographic features?
• § 222.44 — How does the Secretary determine a maximum payment for local educational agencies that are eligible for financial assistance under section 8003(b)(1)(F) and § 222.43?
• § 222.45-222.49 — 222.45-222.49 [Reserved]
• § 222.50 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 222.51 — Which children may a local educational agency count for payment under section 8003(d) of the Act?
• § 222.52 — What requirements must a local educational agency meet to receive a payment under section 8003(d)?
• § 222.53 — What restrictions and requirements apply to the use of funds provided under section 8003(d)?
• § 222.54 — What supplement-not-supplant requirement applies to this subpart?
• § 222.55 — What other statutes and regulations are applicable to this subpart?
• § 222.56-222.59 — 222.56-222.59 [Reserved]
• § 222.60 — What are the scope and purpose of this subpart?
• § 222.61 — What data are used to determine a local educational agency's eligibility under section 8003(b)(2) of the Act?
• § 222.62 — How are local educational agencies determined eligible under section 8003(b)(2)?
• § 222.63 — When is a local educational agency eligible as a continuing applicant for payment under section 8003(b)(2)(B)?
• § 222.64 — When is a local educational agency eligible as a new applicant for payment under section 8003(b)(2)(C)?
• § 222.65 — What other requirements must a local educational agency meet to be eligible for financial assistance under section 8003(b)(2)?
• § 222.66 — How does a local educational agency lose and resume eligibility under section 8003(b)(2)?
• § 222.67 — How may a State aid program affect a local educational agency's eligibility for assistance under section 8003(b)(2)?
• § 222.68 — How does the Secretary determine whether a fiscally independent local educational agency meets the applicable tax rate requirement?
• § 222.69 — What tax rates does the Secretary use if real property is assessed at different percentages of true value?
• § 222.70 — What tax rates does the Secretary use if two or more different classifications of real property are taxed at different rates?
• § 222.71 — What tax rates may the Secretary use if substantial local revenues are derived from local tax sources other than real property taxes?
• § 222.72 — How does the Secretary determine whether a fiscally dependent local educational agency meets the applicable tax rate requirement?
• § 222.73 — What information must the State educational agency provide?
• § 222.74 — How does the Secretary identify generally comparable local educational agencies for purposes of section 8003(b)(2)?
• § 222.75 — How does the Secretary compute the average per pupil expenditure of generally comparable local educational agencies under this subpart?
• § 222.76-222.79 — 222.76-222.79 [Reserved]
• § 222.90 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 222.91 — What requirements must a local educational agency meet to receive a payment under section 7003 of the Act for children residing on Indian lands?
• § 222.92 — What additional statutes and regulations apply to this subpart?
• § 222.93 — [Reserved]
• § 222.94 — What are the responsibilities of the LEA with regard to Indian policies and procedures?
• § 222.95 — How are Indian policies and procedures reviewed to ensure compliance with the requirements in section 8004(a) of the Act?
• § 222.96-222.101 — 222.96-222.101 [Reserved]
• § 222.102 — Who may file a complaint about a local educational agency's Indian policies and procedures?
• § 222.103 — What must be included in a complaint?
• § 222.104 — When does the Assistant Secretary consider a complaint received?
• § 222.105-222.107 — 222.105-222.107 [Reserved]
• § 222.108 — What actions must be taken upon receipt of a complaint?
• § 222.109 — When may a local educational agency reply to a complaint?
• § 222.110 — What are the procedures for conducting a hearing on a local educational agency's Indian policies and procedures?
• § 222.111 — What is the authority of the hearing examiner in conducting a hearing?
• § 222.112 — What procedures are followed after the hearing?
• § 222.113 — What are the responsibilities of the Assistant Secretary after the hearing?
• § 222.114 — How does the Assistant Secretary implement the provisions of this subpart?
• § 222.115 — When does the Assistant Secretary withhold payments from a local educational agency under this subpart?
• § 222.116 — How are withholding procedures initiated under this subpart?
• § 222.117 — What procedures are followed after the Assistant Secretary issues a notice of intent to withhold payments?
• § 222.118 — How are withholding hearings conducted in this subpart?
• § 222.119 — What is the effect of withholding under this subpart?
• § 222.120 — When is a local educational agency exempt from withholding of payments?
• § 222.121 — How does the affected Indian tribe or tribes request that payments to a local educational agency not be withheld?
• § 222.122 — What procedures are followed if it is determined that the local educational agency's funds will not be withheld under this subpart?
• § 222.123-222.129 — 222.123-222.129 [Reserved]
• § 222.140 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 222.141 — For what types of projects may the Secretary provide assistance under section 8008 of the Act?
• § 222.142 — What terms and conditions apply to minimum school facilities operated under section 8008 by another agency?
• § 222.143 — What terms and conditions apply to the transfer of minimum school facilities?
• § 222.144-222.149 — 222.144-222.149 [Reserved]
• § 222.150 — What is the scope of this subpart?
• § 222.151 — When is an administrative hearing provided to a local educational agency?
• § 222.152 — When may a local educational agency request reconsideration of a determination?
• § 222.153 — How must a local educational agency request an administrative hearing?
• § 222.154 — How must written submissions under this subpart be filed?
• § 222.155 — When and where is an administrative hearing held?
• § 222.156 — How is an administrative hearing conducted?
• § 222.157 — What procedures apply for issuing or appealing an administrative law judge's decision?
• § 222.158 — What procedures apply to the Secretary's review of an initial decision?
• § 222.159 — When and where does a party seek judicial review?
• § 222.160 — What are the scope and purpose of this subpart?
• § 222.161 — How is State aid treated under section 7009 of the Act?
• § 222.162 — What disparity standard must a State meet in order to be certified and how are disparities in current expenditures or revenues per pupil measured?
• § 222.163 — What proportion of Impact Aid funds may a State take into consideration upon certification?
• § 222.164 — What procedures does the Secretary follow in making a determination under section 7009?
• § 222.165 — What procedures does the Secretary follow after making a determination under section 8009?
• § 222.166-222.169 — 222.166-222.169 [Reserved]
• § 222.170 — What is the purpose of the Impact Aid Discretionary Construction grant program (Section 8007(b) of the Act)?
• § 222.171 — What LEAs may be eligible for Discretionary Construction grants?
• § 222.172 — What activities may an LEA conduct with funds received under this program?
• § 222.173 — What activities will not receive funding under a Discretionary Construction grant?
• § 222.174 — What prohibitions apply to these funds?
• § 222.175 — What regulations apply to recipients of funds under this program?
• § 222.176 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 222.177 — What eligibility requirements must an LEA meet to apply for an emergency grant under the first priority?
• § 222.178 — What eligibility requirements must an LEA meet to apply for an emergency grant under the second priority?
• § 222.179 — Under what circumstances may an ineligible LEA apply on behalf of a school for an emergency grant under the second priority?
• § 222.180 — What eligibility requirements must an LEA meet to apply for a modernization grant under the third priority?
• § 222.181 — What eligibility requirements must an LEA meet to apply for a modernization grant under the fourth priority?
• § 222.182 — Under what circumstances may an ineligible LEA apply on behalf of a school for a modernization grant under the fourth priority?
• § 222.183 — How does an LEA apply for a grant?
• § 222.184 — What information must an application contain?
• § 222.185 — What additional information must be included in an emergency grant application?
• § 222.186 — What additional information must be included in a modernization grant application?
• § 222.187 — Which year's data must an SEA or LEA provide?
• § 222.188 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 222.189 — What funding priority does the Secretary give to applications?
• § 222.190 — How does the Secretary rank and select applicants?
• § 222.191 — What is the maximum award amount?
• § 222.192 — What local funds may be considered as available for this project?
• § 222.193 — What other limitations on grant amounts apply?
• § 222.194 — Are “in-kind” contributions permissible?
• § 222.195 — How does the Secretary make funds available to grantees?
• § 222.196 — What additional construction and legal requirements apply?

PART 225

• § 225.1 — What is the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities Program?
• § 225.2 — Who is eligible to receive a grant?
• § 225.3 — What regulations apply to the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities Program?
• § 225.4 — What definitions apply to the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities Program?
• § 225.10 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 225.11 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use in evaluating an application for a Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities grant?
• § 225.12 — What funding priority may the Secretary use in making a grant award?
• § 225.20 — When may a grantee draw down funds?
• § 225.21 — What are some examples of impermissible uses of reserve account funds?

PART 226

• § 226.1 — What is the State Charter School Facilities Incentive program?
• § 226.2 — Who is eligible to receive a grant?
• § 226.3 — What regulations apply to the State Charter School Facilities Incentive program?
• § 226.4 — What definitions apply to the State Charter School Facilities Incentive program?
• § 226.11 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 226.12 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use in evaluating an application for a State Charter School Facilities Incentive program grant?
• § 226.13 — [Reserved]
• § 226.14 — What funding priorities may the Secretary use in making a grant award?
• § 226.21 — How may charter schools use these funds?
• § 226.22 — May grantees use grant funds for administrative costs?
• § 226.23 — May charter schools use grant funds for administrative costs?

PART 263

• § 263.1 — What is the Professional Development program?
• § 263.2 — Who is eligible to apply under the Professional Development program?
• § 263.3 — What definitions apply to the Professional Development program?
• § 263.4 — What costs may a Professional Development program include?
• § 263.5 — What are the application requirements?
• § 263.6 — What priority is given to certain projects and applicants?
• § 263.7 — How does the Secretary evaluate applications for the Professional Development program?
• § 263.8 — What are the requirements for a leave of absence?
• § 263.9 — What are the payback requirements?
• § 263.10 — What are the exceptions to payback requirements and requirements for payback deferral?
• § 263.11 — What are the participant payback reporting requirements?
• § 263.12 — What are the post-award requirements for grantees providing pre-service training?
• § 263.13 — What are the program-specific requirements for continuation awards?
• § 263.20 — What definitions apply to the Demonstration Grants for Indian Children and Youth program?
• § 263.21 — What priority is given to certain projects and applicants?
• § 263.22 — What are the application requirements for these grants?
• § 263.23 — What is the Federal requirement for Indian hiring preference that applies to these grants?
• § 263.24 — How does the Secretary evaluate applications for the Demonstration Grants for Indian Children and Youth grants program?
• § 263.25 — What are the program requirements when the Secretary uses the priority in § 263.21(c)(7)?

PART 270

• § 270.1 — What is the Equity Assistance Center Program?
• § 270.2 — Who is eligible to receive a grant under this program?
• § 270.3 — Who may receive assistance under this program?
• § 270.4 — What types of projects are authorized under this program?
• § 270.5 — What geographic regions do the EACs serve?
• § 270.6 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 270.7 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 270.20 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application for a grant?
• § 270.21 — How does the Secretary determine the amount of a grant?
• § 270.30 — What conditions must be met by a recipient of a grant?
• § 270.31 — What stipends and related reimbursements are authorized under this program?
• § 270.32 — What limitation is imposed on providing Equity Assistance under this program?

PART 280

• § 280.1 — What is the Magnet Schools Assistance Program?
• § 280.2 — Who is eligible to apply for a grant?
• § 280.3 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 280.4 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 280.10 — What types of projects does the Secretary assist?
• § 280.20 — How does one apply for a grant?
• § 280.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 280.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 280.32 — How is priority given to applicants?
• § 280.33 — How does the Secretary select applications for new grants with funds appropriated in excess of $75 million?
• § 280.40 — What costs are allowable?
• § 280.41 — What are the limitations on allowable costs?

PART 299

• § 299.1 — What are the purpose and scope of the regulations in this part?
• § 299.2 — What general administrative regulations apply to ESEA programs?
• § 299.4 — What requirements apply to the consolidation of State and local administrative funds?
• § 299.5 — What maintenance of effort requirements apply to ESEA programs?
• § 299.6 — What are the responsibilities of a recipient of funds for providing services to children and teachers in private schools?
• § 299.7 — What are the requirements for consultation?
• § 299.8 — Use of Private School Personnel
• § 299.9 — What are the factors for determining equitable participation of children and teachers in private schools?
• § 299.10 — What are the requirements to ensure that funds do not benefit a private school?
• § 299.11 — What are the requirements concerning property, equipment, and supplies for the benefit of private school children and teachers?
• § 299.12 — Ombudsman
• § 299.13 — What complaint procedures shall an SEA adopt?
• § 299.14 — What items are included in the complaint procedures?
• § 299.15 — How does an organization or individual file a complaint?
• § 299.16 — What must an SEA include in its written resolution of a complaint?
• § 299.17 — What must a party seeking to appeal an SEA's written resolution of a complaint or failure to resolve a complaint in 45 days include in its appeal request?
• § 299.18 — Applicability
• § 299.19 — Bypass—general
• § 299.20 — Requesting a bypass
• § 299.21 — Notice of intent to implement a bypass
• § 299.22 — Filing requirements
• § 299.23 — Bypass procedures
• § 299.24 — Appointment and functions of a hearing officer
• § 299.25 — Hearing procedures
• § 299.26 — Decision
• § 299.27 — Judicial review
• § 299.28 — Continuation of a bypass

PART 300

• § 300.1 — Purposes
• § 300.2 — Applicability of this part to State and local agencies
• § 300.4 — Act
• § 300.5 — Assistive technology device
• § 300.6 — Assistive technology service
• § 300.7 — Charter school
• § 300.8 — Child with a disability
• § 300.9 — Consent
• § 300.10 — [Reserved]
• § 300.11 — Day; business day; school day
• § 300.12 — Educational service agency
• § 300.13 — Elementary school
• § 300.14 — Equipment
• § 300.15 — Evaluation
• § 300.16 — Excess costs
• § 300.17 — Free appropriate public education
• § 300.18 — [Reserved]
• § 300.19 — Homeless children
• § 300.20 — Include
• § 300.21 — Indian and Indian tribe
• § 300.22 — Individualized education program
• § 300.23 — Individualized education program team
• § 300.24 — Individualized family service plan
• § 300.25 — Infant or toddler with a disability
• § 300.26 — Institution of higher education
• § 300.27 — Limited English proficient
• § 300.28 — Local educational agency
• § 300.29 — Native language
• § 300.30 — Parent
• § 300.31 — Parent training and information center
• § 300.32 — Personally identifiable
• § 300.33 — Public agency
• § 300.34 — Related services
• § 300.35 — [Reserved]
• § 300.36 — Secondary school
• § 300.37 — Services plan
• § 300.38 — Secretary
• § 300.39 — Special education
• § 300.40 — State
• § 300.41 — State educational agency
• § 300.42 — Supplementary aids and services
• § 300.43 — Transition services
• § 300.44 — Universal design
• § 300.45 — Ward of the State
• § 300.100 — Eligibility for assistance
• § 300.101 — Free appropriate public education (FAPE)
• § 300.102 — Limitation—exception to FAPE for certain ages
• § 300.103 — FAPE—methods and payments
• § 300.104 — Residential placement
• § 300.105 — Assistive technology
• § 300.106 — Extended school year services
• § 300.107 — Nonacademic services
• § 300.108 — Physical education
• § 300.109 — Full educational opportunity goal (FEOG)
• § 300.110 — Program options
• § 300.111 — Child find
• § 300.112 — Individualized education programs (IEP)
• § 300.113 — Routine checking of hearing aids and external components of surgically implanted medical devices
• § 300.114 — LRE requirements
• § 300.115 — Continuum of alternative placements
• § 300.116 — Placements
• § 300.117 — Nonacademic settings
• § 300.118 — Children in public or private institutions
• § 300.119 — Technical assistance and training activities
• § 300.120 — Monitoring activities
• § 300.121 — Procedural safeguards
• § 300.122 — Evaluation
• § 300.123 — Confidentiality of personally identifiable information
• § 300.124 — Transition of children from the Part C program to preschool programs
• § 300.125-300.128 — 300.125-300.128 [Reserved]
• § 300.129 — State responsibility regarding children in private schools
• § 300.130 — Definition of parentally-placed private school children with disabilities
• § 300.131 — Child find for parentally-placed private school children with disabilities
• § 300.132 — Provision of services for parentally-placed private school children with disabilities—basic requirement
• § 300.133 — Expenditures
• § 300.134 — Consultation
• § 300.135 — Written affirmation
• § 300.136 — Compliance
• § 300.137 — Equitable services determined
• § 300.138 — Equitable services provided
• § 300.139 — Location of services and transportation
• § 300.140 — Due process complaints and State complaints
• § 300.141 — Requirement that funds not benefit a private school
• § 300.142 — Use of personnel
• § 300.143 — Separate classes prohibited
• § 300.144 — Property, equipment, and supplies
• § 300.145 — Applicability of §§ 300.146 through 300.147
• § 300.146 — Responsibility of SEA
• § 300.147 — Implementation by SEA
• § 300.148 — Placement of children by parents when FAPE is at issue
• § 300.149 — SEA responsibility for general supervision
• § 300.150 — SEA implementation of procedural safeguards
• § 300.151 — Adoption of State complaint procedures
• § 300.152 — Minimum State complaint procedures
• § 300.153 — Filing a complaint
• § 300.154 — Methods of ensuring services
• § 300.155 — Hearings relating to LEA eligibility
• § 300.156 — Personnel qualifications
• § 300.157 — Performance goals and indicators
• § 300.158-300.159 — 300.158-300.159 [Reserved]
• § 300.160 — Participation in assessments
• § 300.161 — [Reserved]
• § 300.162 — Supplementation of State, local, and other Federal funds
• § 300.163 — Maintenance of State financial support
• § 300.164 — Waiver of requirement regarding supplementing and not supplanting with Part B funds
• § 300.165 — Public participation
• § 300.166 — Rule of construction
• § 300.167 — State advisory panel
• § 300.168 — Membership
• § 300.169 — Duties
• § 300.170 — Suspension and expulsion rates
• § 300.171 — Annual description of use of Part B funds
• § 300.172 — Access to instructional materials
• § 300.173 — Overidentification and disproportionality
• § 300.174 — Prohibition on mandatory medication
• § 300.175 — SEA as provider of FAPE or direct services
• § 300.176 — Exception for prior State plans
• § 300.177 — States' sovereign immunity and positive efforts to employ and advance qualified individuals with disabilities
• § 300.178 — Determination by the Secretary that a State is eligible to receive a grant
• § 300.179 — Notice and hearing before determining that a State is not eligible to receive a grant
• § 300.180 — Hearing official or panel
• § 300.181 — Hearing procedures
• § 300.182 — Initial decision; final decision
• § 300.183 — Filing requirements
• § 300.184 — Judicial review
• § 300.185 — [Reserved]
• § 300.186 — Assistance under other Federal programs
• § 300.190 — By-pass—general
• § 300.191 — Provisions for services under a by-pass
• § 300.192 — Notice of intent to implement a by-pass
• § 300.193 — Request to show cause
• § 300.194 — Show cause hearing
• § 300.195 — Decision
• § 300.196 — Filing requirements
• § 300.197 — Judicial review
• § 300.198 — Continuation of a by-pass
• § 300.199 — State administration
• § 300.200 — Condition of assistance
• § 300.201 — Consistency with State policies
• § 300.202 — Use of amounts
• § 300.203 — Maintenance of effort
• § 300.204 — Exception to maintenance of effort
• § 300.205 — Adjustment to local fiscal efforts in certain fiscal years
• § 300.206 — Schoolwide programs under title I of the ESEA
• § 300.207 — Personnel development
• § 300.208 — Permissive use of funds
• § 300.209 — Treatment of charter schools and their students
• § 300.210 — Purchase of instructional materials
• § 300.211 — Information for SEA
• § 300.212 — Public information
• § 300.213 — Records regarding migratory children with disabilities
• § 300.214-300.219 — 300.214-300.219 [Reserved]
• § 300.220 — Exception for prior local plans
• § 300.221 — Notification of LEA or State agency in case of ineligibility
• § 300.222 — LEA and State agency compliance
• § 300.223 — Joint establishment of eligibility
• § 300.224 — Requirements for establishing eligibility
• § 300.225 — [Reserved]
• § 300.226 — Early intervening services
• § 300.227 — Direct services by the SEA
• § 300.228 — State agency eligibility
• § 300.229 — Disciplinary information
• § 300.230 — SEA flexibility
• § 300.300 — Parental consent
• § 300.301 — Initial evaluations
• § 300.302 — Screening for instructional purposes is not evaluation
• § 300.303 — Reevaluations
• § 300.304 — Evaluation procedures
• § 300.305 — Additional requirements for evaluations and reevaluations
• § 300.306 — Determination of eligibility
• § 300.307 — Specific learning disabilities
• § 300.308 — Additional group members
• § 300.309 — Determining the existence of a specific learning disability
• § 300.310 — Observation
• § 300.311 — Specific documentation for the eligibility determination
• § 300.320 — Definition of individualized education program
• § 300.321 — IEP Team
• § 300.322 — Parent participation
• § 300.323 — When IEPs must be in effect
• § 300.324 — Development, review, and revision of IEP
• § 300.325 — Private school placements by public agencies
• § 300.326 — [Reserved]
• § 300.327 — Educational placements
• § 300.328 — Alternative means of meeting participation
• § 300.500 — Responsibility of SEA and other public agencies
• § 300.501 — Opportunity to examine records; parent participation in meetings
• § 300.502 — Independent educational evaluation
• § 300.503 — Prior notice by the public agency; content of notice
• § 300.504 — Procedural safeguards notice
• § 300.505 — Electronic mail
• § 300.506 — Mediation
• § 300.507 — Filing a due process complaint
• § 300.508 — Due process complaint
• § 300.509 — Model forms
• § 300.510 — Resolution process
• § 300.511 — Impartial due process hearing
• § 300.512 — Hearing rights
• § 300.513 — Hearing decisions
• § 300.514 — Finality of decision; appeal; impartial review
• § 300.515 — Timelines and convenience of hearings and reviews
• § 300.516 — Civil action
• § 300.517 — Attorneys' fees
• § 300.518 — Child's status during proceedings
• § 300.519 — Surrogate parents
• § 300.520 — Transfer of parental rights at age of majority
• § 300.521-300.529 — 300.521-300.529 [Reserved]
• § 300.530 — Authority of school personnel
• § 300.531 — Determination of setting
• § 300.532 — Appeal
• § 300.533 — Placement during appeals
• § 300.534 — Protections for children not determined eligible for special education and related services
• § 300.535 — Referral to and action by law enforcement and judicial authorities
• § 300.536 — Change of placement because of disciplinary removals
• § 300.537 — State enforcement mechanisms
• § 300.538-300.599 — 300.538-300.599 [Reserved]
• § 300.600 — State monitoring and enforcement
• § 300.601 — State performance plans and data collection
• § 300.602 — State use of targets and reporting
• § 300.603 — Secretary's review and determination regarding State performance
• § 300.604 — Enforcement
• § 300.605 — Withholding funds
• § 300.606 — Public attention
• § 300.607 — Divided State agency responsibility
• § 300.608 — State enforcement
• § 300.609 — Rule of construction
• § 300.610 — Confidentiality
• § 300.611 — Definitions
• § 300.612 — Notice to parents
• § 300.613 — Access rights
• § 300.614 — Record of access
• § 300.615 — Records on more than one child
• § 300.616 — List of types and locations of information
• § 300.617 — Fees
• § 300.618 — Amendment of records at parent's request
• § 300.619 — Opportunity for a hearing
• § 300.620 — Result of hearing
• § 300.621 — Hearing procedures
• § 300.622 — Consent
• § 300.623 — Safeguards
• § 300.624 — Destruction of information
• § 300.625 — Children's rights
• § 300.626 — Enforcement
• § 300.627 — Department use of personally identifiable information
• § 300.640 — Annual report of children served—report requirement
• § 300.641 — Annual report of children served—information required in the report
• § 300.642 — Data reporting
• § 300.643 — Annual report of children served—certification
• § 300.644 — Annual report of children served—criteria for counting children
• § 300.645 — Annual report of children served—other responsibilities of the SEA
• § 300.646 — Disproportionality
• § 300.647 — Determining significant disproportionality
• § 300.700 — Grants to States
• § 300.701 — Outlying areas, freely associated States, and the Secretary of the Interior
• § 300.702 — Technical assistance
• § 300.703 — Allocations to States
• § 300.704 — State-level activities
• § 300.705 — Subgrants to LEAs
• § 300.706 — [Reserved]
• § 300.707 — Use of amounts by Secretary of the Interior
• § 300.708 — Submission of information
• § 300.709 — Public participation
• § 300.710 — Use of funds under Part B of the Act
• § 300.711 — Early intervening services
• § 300.712 — Payments for education and services for Indian children with disabilities aged three through five
• § 300.713 — Plan for coordination of services
• § 300.714 — Establishment of advisory board
• § 300.715 — Annual reports
• § 300.716 — Applicable regulations
• § 300.717 — Definitions applicable to allotments, grants, and use of funds
• § 300.718 — Acquisition of equipment and construction or alteration of facilities
• § 300.800 — In general
• § 300.801-300.802 — 300.801-300.802 [Reserved]
• § 300.803 — Definition of State
• § 300.804 — Eligibility
• § 300.805 — [Reserved]
• § 300.806 — Eligibility for financial assistance
• § 300.807 — Allocations to States
• § 300.808 — Increase in funds
• § 300.809 — Limitations
• § 300.810 — Decrease in funds
• § 300.811 — [Reserved]
• § 300.812 — Reservation for State activities
• § 300.813 — State administration
• § 300.814 — Other State-level activities
• § 300.815 — Subgrants to LEAs
• § 300.816 — Allocations to LEAs
• § 300.817 — Reallocation of LEA funds
• § 300.818 — Part C of the Act inapplicable

PART 303

• § 303.1 — Purpose of the early intervention program for infants and toddlers with disabilities
• § 303.2 — Eligible recipients of an award and applicability of this part
• § 303.3 — Applicable regulations
• § 303.4 — Act
• § 303.5 — At-risk infant or toddler
• § 303.6 — Child
• § 303.7 — Consent
• § 303.8 — Council
• § 303.9 — Day
• § 303.10 — Developmental delay
• § 303.11 — Early intervention service program
• § 303.12 — Early intervention service provider
• § 303.13 — Early intervention services
• § 303.14 — Elementary school
• § 303.15 — Free appropriate public education
• § 303.16 — Health services
• § 303.17 — Homeless children
• § 303.18 — Include; including
• § 303.19 — Indian; Indian tribe
• § 303.20 — Individualized family service plan
• § 303.21 — Infant or toddler with a disability
• § 303.22 — Lead agency
• § 303.23 — Local educational agency
• § 303.24 — Multidisciplinary
• § 303.25 — Native language
• § 303.26 — Natural environments
• § 303.27 — Parent
• § 303.28 — Parent training and information center
• § 303.29 — Personally identifiable information
• § 303.30 — Public agency
• § 303.31 — Qualified personnel
• § 303.32 — [Reserved]
• § 303.33 — Secretary
• § 303.34 — Service coordination services (case management)
• § 303.35 — State
• § 303.36 — State educational agency
• § 303.37 — Ward of the State
• § 303.100 — General authority
• § 303.101 — State eligibility—requirements for a grant under this part
• § 303.102 — State conformity with Part C of the Act
• § 303.103 — Abrogation of State sovereign immunity
• § 303.104 — Acquisition of equipment and construction or alteration of facilities
• § 303.105 — Positive efforts to employ and advance qualified individuals with disabilities
• § 303.110 — Minimum components of a statewide system
• § 303.111 — State definition of developmental delay
• § 303.112 — Availability of early intervention services
• § 303.113 — Evaluation, assessment, and nondiscriminatory procedures
• § 303.114 — Individualized family service plan (IFSP)
• § 303.115 — Comprehensive child find system
• § 303.116 — Public awareness program
• § 303.117 — Central directory
• § 303.118 — Comprehensive system of personnel development (CSPD)
• § 303.119 — Personnel standards
• § 303.120 — Lead agency role in supervision, monitoring, funding, interagency coordination, and other responsibilities
• § 303.121 — Policy for contracting or otherwise arranging for services
• § 303.122 — Reimbursement procedures
• § 303.123 — Procedural safeguards
• § 303.124 — Data collection
• § 303.125 — State interagency coordinating council
• § 303.126 — Early intervention services in natural environments
• § 303.200 — State application and assurances
• § 303.201 — Designation of lead agency
• § 303.202 — Certification regarding financial responsibility
• § 303.203 — Statewide system and description of services
• § 303.204 — Application's definition of at-risk infants and toddlers and description of services
• § 303.205 — Description of use of funds
• § 303.206 — Referral policies for specific children
• § 303.207 — Availability of resources
• § 303.208 — Public participation policies and procedures
• § 303.209 — Transition to preschool and other programs
• § 303.210 — Coordination with Head Start and Early Head Start, early education, and child care programs
• § 303.211 — State option to make services under this part available to children ages three and older
• § 303.212 — Additional information and assurances
• § 303.220 — Assurances satisfactory to the Secretary
• § 303.221 — Expenditure of funds
• § 303.222 — Payor of last resort
• § 303.223 — Control of funds and property
• § 303.224 — Reports and records
• § 303.225 — Prohibition against supplanting; indirect costs
• § 303.226 — Fiscal control
• § 303.227 — Traditionally underserved groups
• § 303.228 — Subsequent State application and modifications of application
• § 303.229 — Determination by the Secretary that a State is eligible
• § 303.230 — Standard for disapproval of an application
• § 303.231 — Notice and hearing before determining that a State is not eligible
• § 303.232 — Hearing Official or Panel
• § 303.233 — Hearing procedures
• § 303.234 — Initial decision; final decision
• § 303.235 — Filing requirements
• § 303.236 — Judicial review
• § 303.300 — General
• § 303.301 — Public awareness program—information for parents
• § 303.302 — Comprehensive child find system
• § 303.303 — Referral procedures
• § 303.304-303.309 — 303.304-303.309 [Reserved]
• § 303.310 — Post-referral timeline (45 days)
• § 303.311-303.319 — 303.311-303.319 [Reserved]
• § 303.320 — Screening procedures (optional)
• § 303.321 — Evaluation of the child and assessment of the child and family
• § 303.322 — Determination that a child is not eligible
• § 303.340 — Individualized family service plan—general
• § 303.341 — [Reserved]
• § 303.342 — Procedures for IFSP development, review, and evaluation
• § 303.343 — IFSP Team meeting and periodic review
• § 303.344 — Content of an IFSP
• § 303.345 — Interim IFSPs—provision of services before evaluations and assessments are completed
• § 303.346 — Responsibility and accountability
• § 303.400 — General responsibility of lead agency for procedural safeguards
• § 303.401 — Confidentiality and opportunity to examine records
• § 303.402 — Confidentiality
• § 303.403 — Definitions
• § 303.404 — Notice to parents
• § 303.405 — Access rights
• § 303.406 — Record of access
• § 303.407 — Records on more than one child
• § 303.408 — List of types and locations of information
• § 303.409 — Fees for records
• § 303.410 — Amendment of records at a parent's request
• § 303.411 — Opportunity for a hearing
• § 303.412 — Result of hearing
• § 303.413 — Hearing procedures
• § 303.414 — Consent prior to disclosure or use
• § 303.415 — Safeguards
• § 303.416 — Destruction of information
• § 303.417 — Enforcement
• § 303.420 — Parental consent and ability to decline services
• § 303.421 — Prior written notice and procedural safeguards notice
• § 303.422 — Surrogate parents
• § 303.430 — State dispute resolution options
• § 303.431 — Mediation
• § 303.432 — Adoption of State complaint procedures
• § 303.433 — Minimum State complaint procedures
• § 303.434 — Filing a complaint
• § 303.435 — Appointment of an impartial due process hearing officer
• § 303.436 — Parental rights in due process hearing proceedings
• § 303.437 — Convenience of hearings and timelines
• § 303.438 — Civil action
• § 303.440 — Filing a due process complaint
• § 303.441 — Due process complaint
• § 303.442 — Resolution process
• § 303.443 — Impartial due process hearing
• § 303.444 — Hearing rights
• § 303.445 — Hearing decisions
• § 303.446 — Finality of decision; appeal; impartial review
• § 303.447 — Timelines and convenience of hearings and reviews
• § 303.448 — Civil action
• § 303.449 — State enforcement mechanisms
• § 303.500 — Use of funds, payor of last resort, and system of payments
• § 303.501 — Permissive use of funds by the lead agency
• § 303.510 — Payor of last resort
• § 303.511 — Methods to ensure the provision of, and financial responsibility for, Part C services
• § 303.520 — Policies related to use of public benefits or insurance or private insurance to pay for Part C services
• § 303.521 — System of payments and fees
• § 303.600 — Establishment of Council
• § 303.601 — Composition
• § 303.602 — Meetings
• § 303.603 — Use of funds by the Council
• § 303.604 — Functions of the Council—required duties
• § 303.605 — Authorized activities by the Council
• § 303.700 — State monitoring and enforcement
• § 303.701 — State performance plans and data collection
• § 303.702 — State use of targets and reporting
• § 303.703 — Secretary's review and determination regarding State performance
• § 303.704 — Enforcement
• § 303.705 — Withholding funds
• § 303.706 — Public attention
• § 303.707 — Rule of construction
• § 303.708 — State enforcement
• § 303.720 — Data requirements—general
• § 303.721 — Annual report of children served—report requirement
• § 303.722 — Data reporting
• § 303.723 — Annual report of children served—certification
• § 303.724 — Annual report of children served—other responsibilities of the lead agency
• § 303.730 — Formula for State allocations
• § 303.731 — Payments to Indians
• § 303.732 — State allotments
• § 303.733 — Reallotment of funds
• § 303.734 — Reservation for State incentive grants

PART 304

• § 304.1 — Purpose
• § 304.3 — Definitions
• § 304.21 — Allowable costs
• § 304.22 — Requirements for grantees in disbursing scholarships
• § 304.23 — Assurances that must be provided by grantee
• § 304.30 — Requirements for scholar
• § 304.31 — Requirements for obtaining an exception or deferral to performance or repayment under an agreement

PART 361

• § 361.1 — Purpose
• § 361.2 — Eligibility for a grant
• § 361.3 — Authorized activities
• § 361.4 — Applicable regulations
• § 361.5 — Applicable definitions
• § 361.10 — Submission, approval, and disapproval of the State plan
• § 361.11 — Withholding of funds
• § 361.12 — Methods of administration
• § 361.13 — State agency for administration
• § 361.14 — Substitute State agency
• § 361.15 — Local administration
• § 361.16 — Establishment of an independent commission or a State Rehabilitation Council
• § 361.17 — Requirements for a State Rehabilitation Council
• § 361.18 — Comprehensive system of personnel development
• § 361.19 — Affirmative action for individuals with disabilities
• § 361.20 — Public participation requirements
• § 361.21 — Consultations regarding the administration of the vocational rehabilitation services portion of the Unified or Combined State plan
• § 361.22 — Coordination with education officials
• § 361.23 — Requirements related to the statewide workforce development system
• § 361.24 — Cooperation and coordination with other entities
• § 361.25 — Statewideness
• § 361.26 — Waiver of statewideness
• § 361.27 — Shared funding and administration of joint programs
• § 361.28 — Third-party cooperative arrangements involving funds from other public agencies
• § 361.29 — Statewide assessment; annual estimates; annual State goals and priorities; strategies; and progress reports
• § 361.30 — Services to American Indians
• § 361.31 — Cooperative agreements with private nonprofit organizations
• § 361.32 — Provision of training and services for employers
• § 361.33 — [Reserved]
• § 361.34 — Supported employment State plan supplement
• § 361.35 — Innovation and expansion activities
• § 361.36 — Ability to serve all eligible individuals; order of selection for services
• § 361.37 — Information and referral programs
• § 361.38 — Protection, use, and release of personal information
• § 361.39 — State-imposed requirements
• § 361.40 — Reports; Evaluation standards and performance indicators
• § 361.41 — Processing referrals and applications
• § 361.42 — Assessment for determining eligibility and priority for services
• § 361.43 — Procedures for ineligibility determination
• § 361.44 — Closure without eligibility determination
• § 361.45 — Development of the individualized plan for employment
• § 361.46 — Content of the individualized plan for employment
• § 361.47 — Record of services
• § 361.48 — Scope of vocational rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities
• § 361.49 — Scope of vocational rehabilitation services for groups of individuals with disabilities
• § 361.50 — Written policies governing the provision of services for individuals with disabilities
• § 361.51 — Standards for facilities and providers of services
• § 361.52 — Informed choice
• § 361.53 — Comparable services and benefits
• § 361.54 — Participation of individuals in cost of services based on financial need
• § 361.55 — Semi-annual and annual review of individuals in extended employment and other employment under special certificate provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act
• § 361.56 — Requirements for closing the record of services of an individual who has achieved an employment outcome
• § 361.57 — Review of determinations made by designated State unit personnel
• § 361.60 — Matching requirements
• § 361.61 — Limitation on use of funds for construction expenditures
• § 361.62 — Maintenance of effort requirements
• § 361.63 — Program income
• § 361.64 — Obligation of Federal funds
• § 361.65 — Allotment and payment of Federal funds for vocational rehabilitation services
• § 361.100 — What are the purposes of the Unified and Combined State Plans?
• § 361.105 — What are the general requirements for the Unified State Plan?
• § 361.110 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the adult, dislocated worker, and youth programs authorized under Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title I?
• § 361.115 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act program authorized under Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title II?
• § 361.120 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the Employment Service program authorized under the Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended by Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title III?
• § 361.125 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the State Vocational Rehabilitation program authorized under title I of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended by Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title IV?
• § 361.130 — What is the development, submission, and approval process of the Unified State Plan?
• § 361.135 — What are the requirements for modification of the Unified State Plan?
• § 361.140 — What are the general requirements for submitting a Combined State Plan?
• § 361.143 — What is the development, submission, and approval process of the Combined State Plan?
• § 361.145 — What are the requirements for modifications of the Combined State Plan?
• § 361.150 — What definitions apply to Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act performance accountability provisions?
• § 361.155 — What are the primary indicators of performance under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
• § 361.160 — What information is required for State performance reports?
• § 361.165 — May a State establish additional indicators of performance?
• § 361.170 — How are State levels of performance for primary indicators established?
• § 361.175 — What responsibility do States have to use quarterly wage record information for performance accountability?
• § 361.180 — When is a State subject to a financial sanction under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
• § 361.185 — When are sanctions applied for a State's failure to submit an annual performance report?
• § 361.190 — When are sanctions applied for failure to achieve adjusted levels of performance?
• § 361.195 — What should States expect when a sanction is applied to the Governor's Reserve Allotment?
• § 361.200 — What other administrative actions will be applied to States' performance requirements?
• § 361.205 — What performance indicators apply to local areas and what information must be included in local area performance reports?
• § 361.210 — How are local performance levels established?
• § 361.215 — Under what circumstances are local areas eligible for State Incentive Grants?
• § 361.220 — Under what circumstances may a corrective action or sanction be applied to local areas for poor performance?
• § 361.225 — Under what circumstances may local areas appeal a reorganization plan?
• § 361.230 — What information is required for the eligible training provider performance reports?
• § 361.235 — What are the reporting requirements for individual records for core Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) title I programs; the Wagner-Peyser Act Employment Service program, as amended by WIOA title III; and the Vocational Rehabilitation program authorized under title I of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended by WIOA title IV?
• § 361.240 — What are the requirements for data validation of State annual performance reports?
• § 361.300 — What is the one-stop delivery system?
• § 361.305 — What is a comprehensive one-stop center and what must be provided there?
• § 361.310 — What is an affiliated site and what must be provided there?
• § 361.315 — Can a stand-alone Wagner-Peyser Act Employment Service office be designated as an affiliated one-stop site?
• § 361.320 — Are there any requirements for networks of eligible one-stop partners or specialized centers?
• § 361.400 — Who are the required one-stop partners?
• § 361.405 — Is Temporary Assistance for Needy Families a required one-stop partner?
• § 361.410 — What other entities may serve as one-stop partners?
• § 361.415 — What entity serves as the one-stop partner for a particular program in the local area?
• § 361.420 — What are the roles and responsibilities of the required one-stop partners?
• § 361.425 — What are the applicable career services that must be provided through the one-stop delivery system by required one-stop partners?
• § 361.430 — What are career services?
• § 361.435 — What are the business services provided through the one-stop delivery system, and how are they provided?
• § 361.440 — When may a fee be charged for the business services in this subpart?
• § 361.500 — What is the Memorandum of Understanding for the one-stop delivery system and what must be included in the Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 361.505 — Is there a single Memorandum of Understanding for the local area, or must there be different Memoranda of Understanding between the Local Workforce Development Board and each partner?
• § 361.510 — How must the Memorandum of Understanding be negotiated?
• § 361.600 — Who may operate one-stop centers?
• § 361.605 — How is the one-stop operator selected?
• § 361.610 — When is the sole-source selection of one-stop operators appropriate, and how is it conducted?
• § 361.615 — May an entity currently serving as one-stop operator compete to be a one-stop operator under the procurement requirements of this subpart?
• § 361.620 — What is the one-stop operator's role?
• § 361.625 — Can a one-stop operator also be a service provider?
• § 361.630 — Can State merit staff still work in a one-stop center where the operator is not a governmental entity?
• § 361.635 — What is the compliance date of the provisions of this subpart?
• § 361.700 — What are the one-stop infrastructure costs?
• § 361.705 — What guidance must the Governor issue regarding one-stop infrastructure funding?
• § 361.710 — How are infrastructure costs funded?
• § 361.715 — How are one-stop infrastructure costs funded in the local funding mechanism?
• § 361.720 — What funds are used to pay for infrastructure costs in the local one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.725 — What happens if consensus on infrastructure funding is not reached at the local level between the Local Workforce Development Board, chief elected officials, and one-stop partners?
• § 361.730 — What is the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.731 — What are the steps to determine the amount to be paid under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.735 — How are infrastructure cost budgets for the one-stop centers in a local area determined in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.736 — How does the Governor establish a cost allocation methodology used to determine the one-stop partner programs' proportionate shares of infrastructure costs under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.737 — How are one-stop partner programs' proportionate shares of infrastructure costs determined under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.738 — How are statewide caps on the contributions for one-stop infrastructure funding determined in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.740 — What funds are used to pay for infrastructure costs in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.745 — What factors does the State Workforce Development Board use to develop the formula described in Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which is used by the Governor to determine the appropriate one-stop infrastructure budget for each local area operating under the State infrastructure funding mechanism, if no reasonably implementable locally negotiated budget exists?
• § 361.750 — When and how can a one-stop partner appeal a one-stop infrastructure amount designated by the State under the State infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 361.755 — What are the required elements regarding infrastructure funding that must be included in the one-stop Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 361.760 — How do one-stop partners jointly fund other shared costs under the Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 361.800 — How are one-stop centers and one-stop delivery systems certified for effectiveness, physical and programmatic accessibility, and continuous improvement?
• § 361.900 — What is the common identifier to be used by each one-stop delivery system?

PART 363

• § 363.1 — What is the State Supported Employment Services program?
• § 363.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 363.3 — Who is eligible for services?
• § 363.4 — What are the authorized activities under the State Supported Employment Services program?
• § 363.5 — What regulations apply?
• § 363.6 — What definitions apply?
• § 363.10 — What documents must a State submit to receive a grant?
• § 363.11 — What are the vocational rehabilitation services portion of the Unified or Combined State Plan supplement requirements?
• § 363.20 — How does the Secretary allot funds?
• § 363.21 — How does the Secretary reallot funds?
• § 363.22 — How are funds reserved for youth with the most significant disabilities?
• § 363.23 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 363.24 — What is program income and how may it be used?
• § 363.25 — What is the period of availability of funds?
• § 363.50 — What collaborative agreements must the State develop?
• § 363.51 — What are the allowable administrative costs?
• § 363.52 — What are the information collection and reporting requirements?
• § 363.53 — What requirements must a designated State unit meet for the transition of an individual to extended services?
• § 363.54 — When will an individual be considered to have achieved an employment outcome in supported employment?
• § 363.55 — When will the service record of an individual who has achieved an employment outcome in supported employment be closed?
• § 363.56 — What notice requirements apply to this program?

PART 367

• § 367.1 — What is the Independent Living Services for Older Individuals Who Are Blind program?
• § 367.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 367.3 — What activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 367.4 — What regulations apply?
• § 367.5 — What definitions apply?
• § 367.20 — What are the requirements for funding training and technical assistance under this chapter?
• § 367.21 — How does the Secretary use these funds to provide training and technical assistance?
• § 367.22 — How does the Secretary make an award?
• § 367.23 — How does the Secretary determine funding priorities?
• § 367.24 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 367.30 — How does a designated State agency (DSA) apply for an award?
• § 367.31 — What assurances must a DSA include in its application?
• § 367.40 — Under what circumstances does the Secretary award discretionary grants to States?
• § 367.41 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application for a discretionary grant?
• § 367.50 — Under what circumstances does the Secretary award formula grants to States?
• § 367.51 — How are allotments made?
• § 367.52 — How does the Secretary reallot funds under this program?
• § 367.60 — When may a DSA make subawards or contracts?
• § 367.61 — What matching requirements apply?
• § 367.62 — What requirements apply if the State's non-Federal share is in cash?
• § 367.63 — What requirements apply if the State's non-Federal share is in kind?
• § 367.64 — What is the prohibition against a State's condition of an award of a sub-award or contract based on cash or in-kind contributions?
• § 367.65 — What is program income and how may it be used?
• § 367.66 — What requirements apply to the obligation of Federal funds and program income?
• § 367.67 — May an individual's ability to pay be considered in determining his or her participation in the costs of OIB services?
• § 367.68 — What notice must be given about the Client Assistance Program (CAP)?
• § 367.69 — What are the special requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?
• § 367.70 — What access to records must be provided?
• § 367.71 — What records must be maintained?

PART 370

• § 370.1 — What is the Client Assistance Program (CAP)?
• § 370.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 370.3 — Who is eligible for services and information under the CAP?
• § 370.4 — What kinds of activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 370.5 — What regulations apply?
• § 370.6 — What definitions apply?
• § 370.7 — What shall the designated agency do to make its services accessible?
• § 370.10 — When do the requirements for redesignation apply?
• § 370.11 — What requirements apply to a notice of proposed redesignation?
• § 370.12 — How does a designated agency preserve its right to appeal a redesignation?
• § 370.13 — What are the requirements for a decision to redesignate?
• § 370.14 — How does a designated agency appeal a written decision to redesignate?
• § 370.15 — What must the Governor of a State do upon receipt of a copy of a designated agency's written appeal to the Secretary?
• § 370.16 — How does the Secretary review an appeal of a redesignation?
• § 370.17 — When does a redesignation become effective?
• § 370.20 — What must be included in a request for a grant?
• § 370.30 — How does the Secretary allocate funds?
• § 370.31 — How does the Secretary reallocate funds?
• § 370.40 — What are allowable costs?
• § 370.41 — What conflict of interest provision applies to employees of a designated agency?
• § 370.42 — What access must the CAP be afforded to policymaking and administrative personnel?
• § 370.43 — What requirement applies to the use of mediation procedures?
• § 370.44 — What reporting requirement applies to each designated agency?
• § 370.45 — What limitation applies to the pursuit of legal remedies?
• § 370.46 — What consultation requirement applies to a Governor of a State?
• § 370.47 — What is program income and how may it be used?
• § 370.48 — When must grant funds and program income be obligated?
• § 370.49 — What are the special requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?

PART 371

• § 371.1 — What is the American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Services program?
• § 371.2 — Who is eligible for assistance under this program?
• § 371.3 — What types of projects are authorized under this program?
• § 371.4 — What is the length of the project period under this program?
• § 371.5 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 371.6 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 371.10 — What are the requirements for funding training and technical assistance under this subpart?
• § 371.11 — How does the Secretary use these funds to provide training and technical assistance?
• § 371.12 — How does the Secretary make an award?
• § 371.13 — How does the Secretary determine funding priorities?
• § 371.14 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 371.20 — What are the application procedures for this program?
• § 371.21 — What are the special application requirements related to the projects funded under this part?
• § 371.31 — How are grants awarded?
• § 371.32 — What other factors does the Secretary consider in reviewing an application?
• § 371.40 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 371.41 — What are allowable costs?
• § 371.42 — How are services to be administered under this program?
• § 371.43 — What other special conditions apply to this program?
• § 371.44 — What are the special requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?
• § 371.45 — What notice must be given about the Client Assistance Program (CAP)?

PART 373

• § 373.1 — What is the purpose of the Rehabilitation National Activities program?
• § 373.2 — Who is eligible for assistance?
• § 373.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 373.4 — What definitions apply?
• § 373.5 — Who is eligible to receive services and to benefit from activities conducted by eligible entities?
• § 373.6 — What types of projects may be funded?
• § 373.7 — What are the priorities and other factors and requirements for competitions?
• § 373.10 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 373.11 — What other factors does the Secretary consider when making a grant?
• § 373.20 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 373.21 — What are the reporting requirements under this part?
• § 373.22 — What are the limitations on indirect costs?
• § 373.23 — What additional requirements must be met?
• § 373.24 — What are the special requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?

PART 381

• § 381.1 — What is the Protection and Advocacy of Individual Rights program?
• § 381.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 381.3 — What activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 381.4 — What regulations apply?
• § 381.5 — What definitions apply?
• § 381.10 — What are the application requirements?
• § 381.20 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 381.22 — How does the Secretary allocate funds under this program?
• § 381.30 — How are services to be administered?
• § 381.31 — What are the requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?
• § 381.32 — What are the reporting requirements under this part?
• § 381.33 — What are the requirements related to the use of funds provided under this part?

PART 385

• § 385.1 — What is the Rehabilitation Training program?
• § 385.2 — Who is eligible for assistance under these programs?
• § 385.3 — What regulations apply to these programs?
• § 385.4 — What definitions apply to these programs?
• § 385.20 — What are the application procedures for these programs?
• § 385.30 — [Reserved]
• § 385.31 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 385.33 — What other factors does the Secretary consider in reviewing an application?
• § 385.40 — What are the requirements pertaining to the membership of a project advisory committee?
• § 385.41 — What are the requirements affecting the collection of data from designated State agencies?
• § 385.42 — What are the requirements affecting the dissemination of training materials?
• § 385.43 — What requirements apply to the training of rehabilitation counselors and other rehabilitation personnel?
• § 385.44 — What requirement applies to the training of individuals with disabilities?
• § 385.45 — What additional application requirements apply to the training of individuals for rehabilitation careers?
• § 385.46 — What limitations apply to the rate of pay for experts or consultants appointed or serving under contract under the Rehabilitation Training program?

PART 386

• § 386.1 — What is the Rehabilitation Long-Term Training program?
• § 386.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 386.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 386.4 — What definitions apply?
• § 386.20 — What additional selection criteria are used under this program?
• § 386.21 — What are the application procedures for these programs?
• § 386.30 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 386.31 — What are the requirements for directing grant funds?
• § 386.32 — What are allowable costs?
• § 386.33 — What are the requirements for grantees in disbursing scholarships?
• § 386.34 — What assurances must be provided by a grantee that intends to provide scholarships?
• § 386.35 — What information must be provided by a grantee that is an institution of higher education to assist designated State agencies?
• § 386.36 — What is a grantee's liability for failing to provide accurate and complete scholar information to the Department?
• § 386.40 — What are the requirements for scholars?
• § 386.41 — Under what circumstances does the Secretary grant a deferral or exception to performance or repayment under a scholarship agreement?
• § 386.42 — What must a scholar do to obtain an exception or a deferral to performance or repayment under a scholarship agreement?
• § 386.43 — What are the consequences of a scholar's failure to meet the terms and conditions of a scholarship agreement?

PART 387

• § 387.1 — What is the Innovative Rehabilitation Training program?
• § 387.2 — Who is eligible for assistance under this program?
• § 387.3 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 387.4 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 387.5 — What types of projects are authorized under this program?
• § 387.30 — What additional selection criteria are used under this program?
• § 387.40 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 387.41 — What are allowable costs?

PART 390

• § 390.1 — What is the Rehabilitation Short-Term Training program?
• § 390.2 — Who is eligible for assistance under this program?
• § 390.3 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 390.4 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 390.10 — What types of projects are authorized under this program?
• § 390.30 — What additional selection criterion is used under this program?
• § 390.40 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 390.41 — What are allowable costs?

PART 395

• § 395.1 — Terms
• § 395.2 — Application for designation as a State licensing agency; general
• § 395.3 — Application for designation as State licensing agency; content
• § 395.4 — State rules and regulations
• § 395.5 — Approval of application for designation as State licensing agency
• § 395.6 — Vendor ownership of vending facilities
• § 395.7 — The issuance and conditions of licenses
• § 395.8 — Distribution and use of income from vending machines on Federal property
• § 395.9 — The setting aside of funds by the State licensing agency
• § 395.10 — The maintenance and replacement of vending facility equipment
• § 395.11 — Training program for blind individuals
• § 395.12 — Access to program and financial information
• § 395.13 — Evidentiary hearings and arbitration of vendor complaints
• § 395.14 — The State Committee of Blind Vendors
• § 395.15 — Use of nominee agreements
• § 395.16 — Permit for the establishment of vending facilities
• § 395.17 — Suspension of designation as State licensing agency
• § 395.30 — The location and operation of vending facilities for blind vendors on Federal property
• § 395.31 — Acquisition and occupation of Federal property
• § 395.32 — Collection and distribution of vending machine income from vending machines on Federal property
• § 395.33 — Operation of cafeterias by blind vendors
• § 395.34 — Application for permits
• § 395.35 — Terms of permit
• § 395.36 — Enforcement procedures
• § 395.37 — Arbitration of State licensing agency complaints
• § 395.38 — Reports

PART 396

• § 396.1 — What is the Training of Interpreters for Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and Individuals Who Are Deaf-Blind program?
• § 396.2 — Who is eligible for an award?
• § 396.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 396.4 — What definitions apply?
• § 396.5 — What activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 396.20 — What must be included in an application?
• § 396.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 396.31 — What additional selection criteria are used under this program?
• § 396.32 — What additional factors does the Secretary consider in making awards?
• § 396.33 — What priorities does the Secretary apply in making awards?
• § 396.34 — What are the matching requirements?

PART 397

• § 397.1 — Purpose
• § 397.2 — What is the Department of Education's jurisdiction under this part?
• § 397.3 — What rules of construction apply to this part?
• § 397.4 — What regulations apply?
• § 397.5 — What definitions apply?
• § 397.10 — What documentation process must the designated State unit develop?
• § 397.20 — What are the responsibilities of a designated State unit to youth with disabilities who are known to be seeking subminimum wage employment?
• § 397.30 — What are the responsibilities of a local educational agency to youth with disabilities who are known to be seeking subminimum wage employment?
• § 397.31 — What are the contracting limitations on educational agencies under this part?
• § 397.40 — What are the responsibilities of a designated State unit for individuals with disabilities, regardless of age, who are employed at a subminimum wage?
• § 397.50 — What is the role of the designated State unit in the review of documentation under this part?

PART 401

• § 401.1 — Is the Secretary's decision not to make an award under the Native American Career and Technical Education Program subject to a hearing?
• § 401.2-401.5 — 401.2-401.5 [Reserved]

PART 462

• § 462.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 462.2 — What regulations apply?
• § 462.3 — What definitions apply?
• § 462.4 — What are the transition rules for using tests to measure educational gain for the National Reporting System for Adult Education (NRS)?
• § 462.10 — How does the Secretary review tests?
• § 462.11 — What must an application contain?
• § 462.12 — What procedures does the Secretary use to review the suitability of tests?
• § 462.13 — What criteria and requirements does the Secretary use for determining the suitability of tests?
• § 462.14 — How often and under what circumstances must a test be reviewed by the Secretary?
• § 462.40 — Must a State have an assessment policy?
• § 462.41 — How must tests be administered in order to accurately measure educational gain?
• § 462.42 — How are tests used to place students at an NRS educational functioning level?
• § 462.43-462.44 — 462.43-462.44 [Reserved]

PART 463

• § 463.1 — What is the purpose of the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act?
• § 463.2 — What regulations apply to the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act programs?
• § 463.3 — What definitions apply to the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act programs?
• § 463.20 — What is the process that the eligible agency must follow in awarding grants or contracts to eligible providers?
• § 463.21 — What processes must be in place to determine the extent to which a local application for grants or contracts to provide adult education and literacy services is aligned with a local plan under section 108 of WIOA?
• § 463.22 — What must be included in the eligible provider's application for a grant or contract?
• § 463.23 — Who is eligible to apply for a grant or contract for adult education and literacy activities?
• § 463.24 — How must an eligible provider establish that it has demonstrated effectiveness?
• § 463.25 — What are the requirements related to local administrative cost limits?
• § 463.26 — What activities are considered local administrative costs?
• § 463.30 — What are adult education and literacy programs, activities, and services?
• § 463.31 — What is an English language acquisition program?
• § 463.32 — How does a program that is intended to be an English language acquisition program meet the requirement that the program leads to attainment of a secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent and transition to postsecondary education and training or leads to employment?
• § 463.33 — What are integrated English literacy and civics education services?
• § 463.34 — What are workforce preparation activities?
• § 463.35 — What is integrated education and training?
• § 463.36 — What are the required components of an integrated education and training program funded under title II?
• § 463.37 — How does a program providing integrated education and training under title II meet the requirement that the three required components be “integrated”?
• § 463.38 — How does a program providing integrated education and training under title II meet the requirement that the integrated education and training program be “for the purpose of educational and career advancement”?
• § 463.60 — What are programs for Corrections Education and the Education of other Institutionalized Individuals?
• § 463.61 — How does the eligible agency award funds to eligible providers under the program for Corrections Education and Education of other Institutionalized Individuals?
• § 463.62 — What is the priority for programs that receive funding through programs for Corrections Education and Education of other Institutionalized Individuals?
• § 463.63 — How may funds under programs for Corrections Education and Education of other Institutionalized Individuals be used to support transition to re-entry initiatives and other post-release services with the goal of reducing recidivism?
• § 463.70 — What is the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program?
• § 463.71 — How does the Secretary make an award under the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program?
• § 463.72 — How does the eligible agency award funds to eligible providers for the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program?
• § 463.73 — What are the requirements for eligible providers that receive funding through the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program?
• § 463.74 — How does an eligible provider that receives funds through the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program meet the requirement to use funds for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education in combination with integrated education and training activities?
• § 463.75 — Who is eligible to receive education services through the Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education program?
• § 463.100 — What are the purposes of the Unified and Combined State Plans?
• § 463.105 — What are the general requirements for the Unified State Plan?
• § 463.110 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the adult, dislocated worker, and youth programs authorized under Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title I?
• § 463.115 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act program authorized under Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title II?
• § 463.120 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the Employment Service program authorized under the Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended by Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title III?
• § 463.125 — What are the program-specific requirements in the Unified State Plan for the State Vocational Rehabilitation program authorized under title I of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended by Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act title IV?
• § 463.130 — What is the development, submission, and approval process of the Unified State Plan?
• § 463.135 — What are the requirements for modification of the Unified State Plan?
• § 463.140 — What are the general requirements for submitting a Combined State Plan?
• § 463.143 — What is the development, submission, and approval process of the Combined State Plan?
• § 463.145 — What are the requirements for modifications of the Combined State Plan?
• § 463.150 — What definitions apply to Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act performance accountability provisions?
• § 463.155 — What are the primary indicators of performance under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?'
• § 463.160 — What information is required for State performance reports?
• § 463.165 — May a State establish additional indicators of performance?
• § 463.170 — How are State levels of performance for primary indicators established?
• § 463.175 — What responsibility do States have to use quarterly wage record information for performance accountability?
• § 463.180 — When is a State subject to a financial sanction under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
• § 463.185 — When are sanctions applied for a State's failure to submit an annual performance report?
• § 463.190 — When are sanctions applied for failure to achieve adjusted levels of performance?
• § 463.195 — What should States expect when a sanction is applied to the Governor's Reserve Allotment?
• § 463.200 — What other administrative actions will be applied to States' performance requirements?
• § 463.205 — What performance indicators apply to local areas and what information must be included in local area performance reports?
• § 463.210 — How are local performance levels established?
• § 463.215 — Under what circumstances are local areas eligible for State Incentive Grants?
• § 463.220 — Under what circumstances may a corrective action or sanction be applied to local areas for poor performance?
• § 463.225 — Under what circumstances may local areas appeal a reorganization plan?
• § 463.230 — What information is required for the eligible training provider performance reports?
• § 463.235 — What are the reporting requirements for individual records for core Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) title I programs; the Wagner-Peyser Act Employment Service program, as amended by WIOA title III; and the Vocational Rehabilitation program authorized under title I of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended by WIOA title IV?
• § 463.240 — What are the requirements for data validation of State annual performance reports?
• § 463.300 — What is the one-stop delivery system?
• § 463.305 — What is a comprehensive one-stop center and what must be provided there?
• § 463.310 — What is an affiliated site and what must be provided there?
• § 463.315 — Can a stand-alone Wagner-Peyser Act Employment Service office be designated as an affiliated one-stop site?
• § 463.320 — Are there any requirements for networks of eligible one-stop partners or specialized centers?
• § 463.400 — Who are the required one-stop partners?
• § 463.405 — Is Temporary Assistance for Needy Families a required one-stop partner?
• § 463.410 — What other entities may serve as one-stop partners?
• § 463.415 — What entity serves as the one-stop partner for a particular program in the local area?
• § 463.420 — What are the roles and responsibilities of the required one-stop partners?
• § 463.425 — What are the applicable career services that must be provided through the one-stop delivery system by required one-stop partners?
• § 463.430 — What are career services?
• § 463.435 — What are the business services provided through the one-stop delivery system, and how are they provided?
• § 463.440 — When may a fee be charged for the business services in this subpart?
• § 463.500 — What is the Memorandum of Understanding for the one-stop delivery system and what must be included in the Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 463.505 — Is there a single Memorandum of Understanding for the local area, or must there be different Memoranda of Understanding between the Local Workforce Development Board and each partner?
• § 463.510 — How must the Memorandum of Understanding be negotiated?
• § 463.600 — Who may operate one-stop centers?
• § 463.605 — How is the one-stop operator selected?
• § 463.610 — When is the sole-source selection of one-stop operators appropriate, and how is it conducted?
• § 463.615 — May an entity currently serving as one-stop operator compete to be a one-stop operator under the procurement requirements of this subpart?
• § 463.620 — What is the one-stop operator's role?
• § 463.625 — Can a one-stop operator also be a service provider?
• § 463.630 — Can State merit staff still work in a one-stop center where the operator is not a governmental entity?
• § 463.635 — What is the compliance date of the provisions of this subpart?
• § 463.700 — What are the one-stop infrastructure costs?
• § 463.705 — What guidance must the Governor issue regarding one-stop infrastructure funding?
• § 463.710 — How are infrastructure costs funded?
• § 463.715 — How are one-stop infrastructure costs funded in the local funding mechanism?
• § 463.720 — What funds are used to pay for infrastructure costs in the local one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.725 — What happens if consensus on infrastructure funding is not reached at the local level between the Local Workforce Development Board, chief elected officials, and one-stop partners?
• § 463.730 — What is the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.731 — What are the steps to determine the amount to be paid under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.735 — How are infrastructure cost budgets for the one-stop centers in a local area determined in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.736 — How does the Governor establish a cost allocation methodology used to determine the one-stop partner programs' proportionate shares of infrastructure costs under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.737 — How are one-stop partner programs' proportionate shares of infrastructure costs determined under the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.738 — How are statewide caps on the contributions for one-stop infrastructure funding determined in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.740 — What funds are used to pay for infrastructure costs in the State one-stop infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.745 — What factors does the State Workforce Development Board use to develop the formula described in Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which is used by the Governor to determine the appropriate one-stop infrastructure budget for each local area operating under the State infrastructure funding mechanism, if no reasonably implementable locally negotiated budget exists?
• § 463.750 — When and how can a one-stop partner appeal a one-stop infrastructure amount designated by the State under the State infrastructure funding mechanism?
• § 463.755 — What are the required elements regarding infrastructure funding that must be included in the one-stop Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 463.760 — How do one-stop partners jointly fund other shared costs under the Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 463.800 — How are one-stop centers and one-stop delivery systems certified for effectiveness, physical and programmatic accessibility, and continuous improvement?
• § 463.900 — What is the common identifier to be used by each one-stop delivery system?

PART 600

• § 600.1 — Scope
• § 600.2 — Definitions
• § 600.3 — [Reserved]
• § 600.4 — Institution of higher education
• § 600.5 — Proprietary institution of higher education
• § 600.6 — Postsecondary vocational institution
• § 600.7 — Conditions of institutional ineligibility
• § 600.8 — Treatment of a branch campus
• § 600.9 — State authorization
• § 600.10 — Date, extent, duration, and consequence of eligibility
• § 600.11 — Special rules regarding institutional accreditation or preaccreditation
• § 600.12 — Severability
• § 600.20 — Notice and application procedures for establishing, reestablishing, maintaining, or expanding institutional eligibility and certification
• § 600.21 — Updating application information
• § 600.22 — Severability
• § 600.30 — [Reserved]
• § 600.31 — Change in ownership resulting in a change in control for private nonprofit, private for-profit and public institutions
• § 600.32 — Eligibility of additional locations
• § 600.33 — Severability
• § 600.40 — Loss of eligibility
• § 600.41 — Termination and emergency action proceedings
• § 600.42 — Severability
• § 600.51 — Purpose and scope
• § 600.52 — Definitions
• § 600.53 — Requesting an eligibility determination
• § 600.54 — Criteria for determining whether a foreign institution is eligible to apply to participate in the Direct Loan Program
• § 600.55 — Additional criteria for determining whether a foreign graduate medical school is eligible to apply to participate in the Direct Loan Program
• § 600.56 — Additional criteria for determining whether a foreign veterinary school is eligible to apply to participate in the Direct Loan Program
• § 600.57 — Additional criteria for determining whether a foreign nursing school is eligible to apply to participate in the Direct Loan Program
• § 600.58 — Duration of eligibility determination

PART 601

• § 601.1 — Scope
• § 601.2 — Definitions
• § 601.10 — Preferred lender arrangement disclosures
• § 601.11 — Private education loan disclosures and self-certification form
• § 601.12 — Use of institution and lender name
• § 601.20 — Annual report
• § 601.21 — Code of conduct
• § 601.30 — Duties of institutions
• § 601.40 — Disclosure and reporting requirements for lenders

PART 602

• § 602.1 — Why does the Secretary recognize accrediting agencies?
• § 602.2 — How do I know which agencies the Secretary recognizes?
• § 602.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 602.4 — Severability
• § 602.10 — Link to Federal programs
• § 602.11 — Geographic area of accrediting activities
• § 602.12 — Accrediting experience
• § 602.13 — [Reserved]
• § 602.14 — Purpose and organization
• § 602.15 — Administrative and fiscal responsibilities
• § 602.16 — Accreditation and preaccreditation standards
• § 602.17 — Application of standards in reaching accreditation decisions
• § 602.18 — Ensuring consistency in decision-making
• § 602.19 — Monitoring and reevaluation of accredited institutions and programs
• § 602.20 — Enforcement of standards
• § 602.21 — Review of standards
• § 602.22 — Substantive changes and other reporting requirements
• § 602.23 — Operating procedures all agencies must have
• § 602.24 — Additional procedures certain institutional agencies must have
• § 602.25 — Due process
• § 602.26 — Notification of accrediting decisions
• § 602.27 — Other information an agency must provide the Department
• § 602.28 — Regard for decisions of States and other accrediting agencies
• § 602.29 — Severability
• § 602.30 — [Reserved]
• § 602.31 — Agency applications and reports to be submitted to the Department
• § 602.32 — Procedures for submitting an application for recognition, renewal of recognition, expansion of scope, compliance reports, and increases in enrollment
• § 602.33 — Procedures for review of agencies during the period of recognition, including the review of monitoring reports
• § 602.34 — Advisory Committee meetings
• § 602.35 — Responding to the Advisory Committee's recommendation
• § 602.36 — Senior Department official's decision
• § 602.37 — Appealing the senior Department official's decision to the Secretary
• § 602.38 — Contesting the Secretary's final decision to deny, limit, suspend, or terminate an agency's recognition
• § 602.39 — Severability
• § 602.50 — What information does the Department share with a recognized agency about its accredited institutions and programs?

PART 603

• § 603.20 — Scope
• § 603.21 — Publication of list
• § 603.22 — Inclusion on list
• § 603.23 — Initial recognition, and reevaluation
• § 603.24 — Criteria for State agencies
• § 603.25 — Severability

PART 606

• § 606.1 — What is the Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program?
• § 606.2 — What institutions are eligible to receive a grant under the Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program?
• § 606.3 — What is an enrollment of needy students?
• § 606.4 — What are low educational and general expenditures?
• § 606.5 — How does an institution apply to be designated an eligible institution?
• § 606.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 606.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 606.8 — What is a comprehensive development plan and what must it contain?
• § 606.9 — What are the type, duration, and limitations in the awarding of grants under this part?
• § 606.10 — What activities may and may not be carried out under a grant?
• § 606.11 — Severability
• § 606.12 — What must be included in individual development grant applications?
• § 606.13 — What must be included in cooperative arrangement grant applications?
• § 606.14 — How many applications for a development grant may an institution submit?
• § 606.20 — How does the Secretary choose applications for funding?
• § 606.21 — What are the selection criteria for planning grants?
• § 606.22 — What are the selection criteria for development grants?
• § 606.23 — What special funding consideration does the Secretary provide?
• § 606.24 — How does the Secretary use an applicant's performance under a previous development grant when awarding a development grant?
• § 606.25 — What priority does the Secretary use in awarding cooperative arrangement grants?
• § 606.30 — What are allowable costs and what are the limitations on allowable costs?
• § 606.31 — How does a grantee maintain its eligibility?

PART 607

• § 607.1 — What is the Strengthening Institutions Program?
• § 607.2 — What institutions are eligible to receive a grant under the Strengthening Institutions Program?
• § 607.3 — What is an enrollment of needy students?
• § 607.4 — What are low educational and general expenditures?
• § 607.5 — How does an institution apply to be designated an eligible institution?
• § 607.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 607.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 607.8 — What is a comprehensive development plan and what must it contain?
• § 607.9 — What are the type, duration and limitations in the awarding of grants under this part?
• § 607.10 — What activities may and may not be carried out under a grant?
• § 607.11 — Severability
• § 607.12 — What must be included in individual development grant applications?
• § 607.13 — What must be included in cooperative arrangement grant applications?
• § 607.14 — How many applications for a development grant may an institution submit?
• § 607.20 — How does the Secretary choose applications for funding?
• § 607.21 — What are the selection criteria for planning grants?
• § 607.22 — What are the selection criteria for development grants?
• § 607.23 — What special funding consideration does the Secretary provide?
• § 607.24 — How does the Secretary use an applicant's performance under a previous development grant when awarding a development grant?
• § 607.25 — What priority does the Secretary use in awarding cooperative arrangement grants?
• § 607.30 — What are allowable costs and what are the limitations on allowable costs?
• § 607.31 — How does a grantee maintain its eligibility?

PART 608

• § 608.1 — What is the Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Program?
• § 608.2 — What institutions are eligible to receive a grant under the HBCU Program?
• § 608.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 608.4 — What definitions apply?
• § 608.10 — What activities may be carried out under a grant?
• § 608.11 — What is the duration of a grant?
• § 608.12 — Severability
• § 608.20 — What are the application requirements for a grant under this part?
• § 608.21 — What is a comprehensive development plan and what must it contain?
• § 608.30 — What is the procedure for approving and disapproving grant applications?
• § 608.31 — How does the Secretary determine the amount of a grant?
• § 608.40 — What are allowable costs and what are the limitations on allowable costs?
• § 608.41 — What are the audit and repayment requirements?
• § 608.42 — Under what conditions does the Secretary terminate a grant?

PART 609

• § 609.1 — What is the Strengthening Historically Black Graduate Institutions Program?
• § 609.2 — What institutions are eligible to receive a grant under this part?
• § 609.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 609.4 — What definitions apply?
• § 609.10 — What activities may be carried out under a grant?
• § 609.11 — What is the duration of a grant?
• § 609.12 — Severability
• § 609.20 — What are the application requirements for a grant under this part?
• § 609.21 — What is a comprehensive development plan and what must it contain?
• § 609.30 — What is the procedure for approving and disapproving grant applications?
• § 609.31 — How does the Secretary determine the amount of a grant?
• § 609.40 — What are the matching requirements?
• § 609.41 — What are allowable costs and what are the limitations on allowable costs?
• § 609.42 — What are the audit and repayment requirements?
• § 609.43 — Under what conditions does the Secretary terminate a grant?

PART 628

• § 628.1 — What are the purposes of the Endowment Challenge Grant Program?
• § 628.2 — Which institutions are eligible to apply for an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.3 — Under what conditions may an eligible institution designate a foundation as the recipient of an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.4 — What time limitations are placed on grantees applying for another grant?
• § 628.5 — What regulations apply to the Endowment Challenge Grant Program?
• § 628.6 — What definitions apply to the Endowment Challenge Grant Program?
• § 628.10 — What are the characteristics of an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.20 — What shall an applicant include in an application for an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application for an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use in evaluating an application for an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.32 — What funding priorities does the Secretary use in evaluating an application for an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.40 — What are the restrictions on the amount of an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.41 — What are the obligations of an institution that the Secretary selects to receive an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.42 — What may a grantee not use to match an endowment challenge grant?
• § 628.43 — What investment standards shall a grantee follow?
• § 628.44 — When and for what purposes may a grantee use the endowment fund corpus?
• § 628.45 — How much endowment fund income may a grantee use and for what purposes?
• § 628.46 — How shall a grantee calculate the amount of endowment fund income that it may withdraw and spend?
• § 628.47 — What shall a grantee record and report?
• § 628.48 — What happens if a grantee fails to administer the endowment challenge grant in accordance with applicable regulations?

PART 637

• § 637.1 — What is the Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Program (MSEIP)?
• § 637.2 — Who is eligible to receive a grant?
• § 637.3 — What regulations apply to the Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Program?
• § 637.4 — What definitions apply to the Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Program?
• § 637.11 — What kinds of projects are supported by this program?
• § 637.12 — What are institutional projects?
• § 637.13 — What are design projects?
• § 637.14 — What are special projects?
• § 637.15 — What are cooperative projects?
• § 637.21 — Application procedures
• § 637.31 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 637.32 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 637.41 — What are the cost restrictions on design project grants?

PART 642

• § 642.1 — What is the Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs?
• § 642.2 — Who are eligible applicants?
• § 642.3 — Who are eligible participants?
• § 642.4 — How long is a project period?
• § 642.5 — What regulations apply?
• § 642.6 — What definitions apply?
• § 642.7 — How many applications may an eligible applicant submit?
• § 642.10 — What types of projects does the Secretary assist?
• § 642.11 — What activities does the Secretary assist?
• § 642.12 — What activities may a project conduct?
• § 642.20 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application for a new award?
• § 642.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 642.22 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 642.23 — How does the Secretary ensure geographic distribution of awards?
• § 642.24 — What are the Secretary's priorities for funding?
• § 642.25 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 642.26 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 642.30 — What are allowable costs?
• § 642.31 — What are unallowable costs?

PART 643

• § 643.1 — What is the Talent Search program?
• § 643.2 — Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 643.3 — Who is eligible to participate in a project?
• § 643.4 — What services does a project provide?
• § 643.5 — How long is a project period?
• § 643.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 643.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 643.10 — How many applications may an eligible applicant submit?
• § 643.11 — What assurance must an applicant submit?
• § 643.20 — How does the Secretary decide which new grants to make?
• § 643.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 643.22 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 643.23 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 643.24 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 643.30 — What are allowable costs?
• § 643.31 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 643.32 — What other requirements must a grantee meet?

PART 644

• § 644.1 — What is the Educational Opportunity Centers program?
• § 644.2 — Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 644.3 — Who is eligible to participate in a project?
• § 644.4 — What services may a project provide?
• § 644.5 — How long is a project period?
• § 644.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 644.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 644.10 — How many applications may an eligible applicant submit?
• § 644.11 — What assurances must an applicant submit?
• § 644.20 — How does the Secretary decide which new grants to make?
• § 644.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 644.22 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 644.23 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 644.24 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 644.30 — What are allowable costs?
• § 644.31 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 644.32 — What other requirements must a grantee meet?

PART 645

• § 645.1 — What is the Upward Bound Program?
• § 645.2 — Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 645.3 — Who is eligible to participate in an Upward Bound project?
• § 645.4 — What are the grantee requirements for documenting the low-income and first-generation status of participants?
• § 645.5 — What regulations apply?
• § 645.6 — What definitions apply to the Upward Bound Program?
• § 645.10 — What kinds of projects are supported under the Upward Bound Program?
• § 645.11 — What services do all Upward Bound projects provide?
• § 645.12 — What services may regular Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math-Science projects provide?
• § 645.13 — How are regular Upward Bound projects organized?
• § 645.14 — What additional services do Upward Bound Math and Science Centers provide and how are they organized?
• § 645.15 — What additional services may Veterans Upward Bound projects provide?
• § 645.20 — How many applications for an Upward Bound award may an eligible applicant submit?
• § 645.21 — What assurances must an applicant include in an application?
• § 645.30 — How does the Secretary decide which grants to make?
• § 645.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 645.32 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 645.33 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 645.34 — How long is a project period?
• § 645.35 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 645.40 — What are allowable costs?
• § 645.41 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 645.42 — What are Upward Bound stipends?
• § 645.43 — What other requirements must a grantee meet?

PART 646

• § 646.1 — What is the Student Support Services Program?
• § 646.2 — Who is eligible to receive a grant?
• § 646.3 — Who is eligible to participate in a Student Support Services project?
• § 646.4 — What activities and services does a project provide?
• § 646.5 — How long is a project period?
• § 646.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 646.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 646.10 — How many applications may an eligible applicant submit and for what different populations may an eligible application be submitted?
• § 646.11 — What assurances and other information must an applicant include in an application?
• § 646.20 — How does the Secretary decide which new grants to make?
• § 646.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application?
• § 646.22 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 646.23 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 646.24 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 646.30 — What are allowable costs?
• § 646.31 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 646.32 — What other requirements must a grantee meet?
• § 646.33 — What are the matching requirements for a grantee that uses Student Support Services program funds for student grant aid?

PART 647

• § 647.1 — What is the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program?
• § 647.2 — Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 647.3 — Who is eligible to participate in a McNair project?
• § 647.4 — What activities and services does a project provide?
• § 647.5 — How long is a project period?
• § 647.6 — What regulations apply?
• § 647.7 — What definitions apply?
• § 647.10 — How many applications may an eligible applicant submit?
• § 647.11 — What assurances must an applicant submit?
• § 647.20 — How does the Secretary decide which new grants to make?
• § 647.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 647.22 — How does the Secretary evaluate prior experience?
• § 647.23 — How does the Secretary set the amount of a grant?
• § 647.24 — What is the review process for unsuccessful applicants?
• § 647.30 — What are allowable costs?
• § 647.31 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 647.32 — What other requirements must a grantee meet?

PART 648

• § 648.1 — What is the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need program?
• § 648.2 — Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 648.3 — What activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 648.4 — What is included in the grant?
• § 648.5 — What is the amount of a grant?
• § 648.6 — What is the duration of a grant?
• § 648.7 — What is the institutional matching contribution?
• § 648.8 — What regulations apply?
• § 648.9 — What definitions apply?
• § 648.20 — How does an institution of higher education apply for a grant?
• § 648.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 648.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 648.32 — What additional factors does the Secretary consider?
• § 648.33 — What priorities and absolute preferences does the Secretary establish?
• § 648.40 — How does an academic department select fellows?
• § 648.41 — How does an individual apply for a fellowship?
• § 648.50 — What are the Secretary's payment procedures?
• § 648.51 — What is the amount of a stipend?
• § 648.52 — What is the amount of the institutional payment?
• § 648.60 — When does an academic department make a commitment to a fellow to provide stipend support?
• § 648.61 — How must the academic department supervise the training of fellows?
• § 648.62 — How can the institutional payment be used?
• § 648.63 — How can the institutional matching contribution be used?
• § 648.64 — What are unallowable costs?
• § 648.65 — How does the institution of higher education disburse and return funds?
• § 648.66 — What records and reports are required from the institution?
• § 648.70 — What conditions must be met by a fellow?

PART 650

• § 650.1 — What is the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program?
• § 650.2 — Who is eligible to receive a fellowship?
• § 650.3 — What regulations apply to the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program?
• § 650.4 — What definitions apply to the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program?
• § 650.5 — What does a fellowship award include?
• § 650.10 — How does an individual apply for a fellowship?
• § 650.20 — What are the selection procedures?
• § 650.30 — Where may fellows study?
• § 650.31 — How does an individual accept a fellowship?
• § 650.32 — How does the Secretary withdraw an offer of a fellowship?
• § 650.33 — What is the duration of a fellowship?
• § 650.34 — What conditions must be met by fellows?
• § 650.35 — May fellowship tenure be interrupted?
• § 650.36 — May fellows make changes in institution or field of study?
• § 650.37 — What records and reports are required from fellows?
• § 650.40 — What institutional agreements are needed?
• § 650.41 — How are institutional payments to be administered?
• § 650.42 — How are stipends to be administered?
• § 650.43 — How are disbursement and return of funds made?
• § 650.44 — What records and reports are required from institutions?

PART 655

• § 655.1 — Which programs do these regulations govern?
• § 655.3 — What regulations apply to the International Education Programs?
• § 655.4 — What definitions apply to the International Education Programs?
• § 655.5 — What are the purposes of the International Educational Programs?
• § 655.10 — What kinds of projects does the Secretary assist?
• § 655.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 655.31 — What general selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 655.32 — What additional factors does the Secretary consider in making grant awards?

PART 656

• § 656.1 — What is the purpose of the National Resource Centers Program?
• § 656.2 — What entities are eligible to receive a grant?
• § 656.3 — What defines a comprehensive or undergraduate National Resource Center?
• § 656.4 — For what special purposes may a Center receive an additional grant under this part?
• § 656.5 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 656.6 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 656.7 — Severability
• § 656.10 — How does an institution submit a grant application?
• § 656.11 — What assurances and other information must an applicant include in an application?
• § 656.20 — How does the Secretary select applications for funding?
• § 656.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application for a comprehensive Center?
• § 656.22 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application for an undergraduate Center?
• § 656.23 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application for an additional special purpose grant to a Center?
• § 656.24 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 656.30 — What activities and costs are allowable?

PART 657

• § 657.1 — What is the Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships Program?
• § 657.2 — What entities are eligible to receive an allocation of fellowships?
• § 657.3 — What are the instructional and administrative requirements for an allocation of fellowships?
• § 657.4 — Who is eligible to receive a fellowship?
• § 657.5 — What is the amount of a fellowship?
• § 657.6 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 657.7 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 657.8 — Severability
• § 657.10 — How does an institution submit a grant application?
• § 657.11 — What assurances and other information must an applicant institution include in an application?
• § 657.12 — How does a student apply for a fellowship?
• § 657.20 — How does the Secretary select institutional applications for funding?
• § 657.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an institutional application for an allocation of fellowships?
• § 657.22 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 657.30 — What are the limitations on fellowships and the use of fellowship funds?
• § 657.31 — What is the payment procedure for fellowships?
• § 657.32 — Under what circumstances must an institution terminate a fellowship?
• § 657.33 — What are the reporting requirements for grantee institutions and for individual fellows who receive funds under this program?
• § 657.34 — What are an institution's responsibilities after the award of a grant for administering fellowship funding?

PART 658

• § 658.1 — What is the Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program?
• § 658.2 — Who is eligible to apply for assistance under this program?
• § 658.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 658.4 — What definitions apply to the Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program?
• § 658.10 — For what kinds of projects does the Secretary assist institutions of higher education?
• § 658.11 — What projects and activities may a grantee conduct under this program?
• § 658.12 — For what kinds of projects does the Secretary assist associations and organizations?
• § 658.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 658.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 658.32 — What additional criteria does the Secretary apply to institutional applications?
• § 658.33 — What additional criterion does the Secretary apply to applications from organizations and associations?
• § 658.34 — What additional factors does the Secretary consider in selecting grant recipients?
• § 658.35 — What priority does the Secretary give?
• § 658.40 — What are the limitations on allowable costs?
• § 658.41 — What are the cost-sharing requirements?

PART 660

• § 660.1 — What is the International Research and Studies Program?
• § 660.2 — Who is eligible to apply for grants under this program?
• § 660.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 660.4 — What definitions apply to the International Research and Studies Program?
• § 660.10 — What activities does the Secretary assist?
• § 660.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 660.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use for all applications for a grant?
• § 660.32 — What additional selection criteria does the Secretary use for an application for a research project, a survey, or a study?
• § 660.33 — What additional selection criteria does the Secretary use for an application to develop specialized instructional materials?
• § 660.34 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 660.40 — What are the limitations on allowable costs?

PART 661

• § 661.1 — What is the Business and International Education Program?
• § 661.2 — Who is eligible to apply for a grant under the Business and International Education Program?
• § 661.3 — What regulations apply?
• § 661.4 — What definitions apply to the Business and International Education Program?
• § 661.10 — What activities does the Secretary assist under this program?
• § 661.20 — What must an application include?
• § 661.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 661.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 661.32 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 661.40 — What are the matching requirements?

PART 662

• § 662.1 — What is the Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship Program?
• § 662.2 — Who is eligible to receive an institutional grant under this program?
• § 662.3 — Who is eligible to receive a fellowship under this program?
• § 662.4 — What is the amount of a fellowship?
• § 662.5 — What is the duration of a fellowship?
• § 662.6 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 662.7 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 662.8 — Severability
• § 662.10 — How does an individual apply for a fellowship?
• § 662.11 — What is the role of the institution in the application process?
• § 662.20 — How is a Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellow selected?
• § 662.21 — What criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application for a fellowship?
• § 662.22 — How does the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board select fellows?
• § 662.30 — What are an institution's responsibilities after the award of a grant?
• § 662.41 — What are a fellow's responsibilities after the award of a fellowship?
• § 662.42 — How may a fellowship be revoked?

PART 663

• § 663.1 — What is the Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Fellowship Program?
• § 663.2 — Who is eligible to receive an institutional grant under this program?
• § 663.3 — Who is eligible to receive a fellowship under this program?
• § 663.4 — What is the amount of a fellowship?
• § 663.5 — What is the duration of a fellowship?
• § 663.6 — What regulations apply to this program?
• § 663.7 — What definitions apply to this program?
• § 663.8 — Severability
• § 663.10 — How does an individual apply for a fellowship?
• § 663.11 — What is the role of the institution in the application process?
• § 663.20 — How is a Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Fellow selected?
• § 663.21 — What criteria does the Secretary use to evaluate an application for a fellowship?
• § 663.22 — How does the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board select fellows?
• § 663.30 — What are an institution's responsibilities after the award of a grant?
• § 663.41 — What are a fellow's responsibilities after the award of a fellowship?
• § 663.42 — How may a fellowship be revoked?

PART 664

• § 664.1 — What is the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program?
• § 664.2 — Who is eligible to apply for assistance under the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program?
• § 664.3 — Who is eligible to participate in projects funded under the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program?
• § 664.4 — What regulations apply to the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program?
• § 664.5 — What definitions apply to the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program?
• § 664.10 — What kinds of projects does the Secretary assist?
• § 664.11 — What is a short-term seminar project?
• § 664.12 — What is a curriculum development project?
• § 664.13 — What is a group research or study project?
• § 664.14 — What is an advanced overseas intensive language training project?
• § 664.30 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 664.31 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 664.32 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 664.33 — What costs does the Secretary pay?
• § 664.40 — Can participation in a Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad be terminated?

PART 668

• § 668.1 — Scope
• § 668.2 — General definitions
• § 668.3 — Academic year
• § 668.4 — Payment period
• § 668.5 — Written arrangements to provide educational programs
• § 668.6-668.7 — 668.6-668.7 [Reserved]
• § 668.8 — Eligible program
• § 668.9 — Relationship between clock hours and semester, trimester, or quarter hours in calculating Title IV, HEA program assistance
• § 668.10 — Direct assessment programs
• § 668.11 — Severability
• § 668.12 — Scope
• § 668.13 — Certification procedures
• § 668.14 — Program participation agreement
• § 668.15 — [Reserved]
• § 668.16 — Standards of administrative capability
• § 668.17 — [Reserved]
• § 668.18 — Readmission requirements for servicemembers
• § 668.19 — Financial aid history
• § 668.20 — Limitations on remedial coursework that is eligible for Title IV, HEA program assistance
• § 668.21 — Treatment of title IV grant and loan funds if the recipient does not begin attendance at the institution
• § 668.22 — Treatment of title IV funds when a student withdraws
• § 668.23 — Compliance audits and audited financial statements
• § 668.24 — Record retention and examinations
• § 668.25 — Contracts between an institution and a third-party servicer
• § 668.26 — End of an institution's participation in the Title IV, HEA programs
• § 668.27 — Waiver of annual audit submission requirement
• § 668.28 — Non-Federal revenue (90/10)
• § 668.29 — Severability
• § 668.31 — Scope
• § 668.32 — Student eligibility
• § 668.33 — Citizenship and residency requirements
• § 668.34 — Satisfactory academic progress
• § 668.35 — Student debts under the HEA and to the U.S
• § 668.36 — Social security number
• § 668.37 — Selective Service registration
• § 668.38 — Enrollment in telecommunications and correspondence courses
• § 668.39 — Study abroad programs
• § 668.40 — Conviction for possession or sale of illegal drugs
• § 668.41 — Reporting and disclosure of information
• § 668.42 — Financial assistance information
• § 668.43 — Institutional and programmatic information
• § 668.44 — Availability of employees for information dissemination purposes
• § 668.45 — Information on completion or graduation rates
• § 668.46 — Institutional security policies and crime statistics
• § 668.47 — Report on athletic program participation rates and financial support data
• § 668.48 — Report on completion or graduation rates for student-athletes
• § 668.49 — Institutional fire safety policies and fire statistics
• § 668.50 — Severability
• § 668.51 — General
• § 668.52 — Definitions
• § 668.53 — Policies and procedures
• § 668.54 — Selection of an applicant's FAFSA information for verification
• § 668.55 — Updating information
• § 668.56 — Information to be verified
• § 668.57 — Acceptable documentation
• § 668.58 — Interim disbursements
• § 668.59 — Consequences of a change in an applicant's FAFSA information
• § 668.60 — Deadlines for submitting documentation and the consequences of failing to provide documentation
• § 668.61 — Recovery of funds from interim disbursements
• § 668.71 — Scope and special definitions
• § 668.72 — Nature of educational program or institution
• § 668.73 — Nature of financial charges or financial assistance
• § 668.74 — Employability of graduates
• § 668.75 — Omission of fact
• § 668.79 — Severability
• § 668.81 — Scope and special definitions
• § 668.82 — Standard of conduct
• § 668.83 — Emergency action
• § 668.84 — Fine proceedings
• § 668.85 — Suspension proceedings
• § 668.86 — Limitation or termination proceedings
• § 668.87 — [Reserved]
• § 668.88 — Prehearing conference and motion practice
• § 668.89 — Hearing
• § 668.90 — Authority and responsibilities of the hearing official
• § 668.91 — Initial and final decisions
• § 668.92 — Filing of requests for hearings and appeals; confirmation of mailing and receipt dates
• § 668.93 — Fines
• § 668.94 — Limitation
• § 668.95 — Termination
• § 668.96 — Reimbursements, refunds, and offsets
• § 668.97 — Reinstatement after termination
• § 668.98 — Removal of limitation
• § 668.99 — Interlocutory appeals to the Secretary from rulings of a hearing official
• § 668.100 — Severability
• § 668.111 — Scope and purpose
• § 668.112 — Definitions
• § 668.113 — Request for review
• § 668.114 — Notification of hearing
• § 668.115 — Prehearing conference
• § 668.116 — Hearing
• § 668.117 — Authority and responsibilities of the hearing official
• § 668.118 — Decision of the hearing official
• § 668.119 — Appeal to the Secretary
• § 668.120 — Decision of the Secretary
• § 668.121 — Final decision of the Department
• § 668.122 — Determination of filing, receipt, and submission dates
• § 668.123 — Collection
• § 668.124 — Interlocutory appeals to the Secretary from rulings of a hearing official
• § 668.125 — Proceedings to recover liabilities owed relating to approved borrower defense claims
• § 668.130 — General
• § 668.131 — Definitions
• § 668.132 — Institutional determinations of eligibility based on primary confirmation
• § 668.133 — Conditions under which an institution shall require documentation and request secondary confirmation
• § 668.134 — Institutional policies and procedures for requesting documentation and receiving secondary confirmation
• § 668.135 — Institutional procedures for completing secondary confirmation
• § 668.136 — Institutional determinations of eligibility based on INS responses to secondary confirmation requests
• § 668.137 — Deadlines for submitting documentation and the consequences of failure to submit documentation
• § 668.138 — Liability
• § 668.139 — Recovery of payments and loan disbursements to ineligible students
• § 668.141 — Scope
• § 668.142 — Special definitions
• § 668.143 — [Reserved]
• § 668.144 — Application for test approval
• § 668.145 — Test approval procedures
• § 668.146 — Criteria for approving tests
• § 668.147 — Passing scores
• § 668.148 — Additional criteria for the approval of certain tests
• § 668.149 — Special provisions for the approval of assessment procedures for individuals with disabilities
• § 668.150 — Agreement between the Secretary and a test publisher or a State
• § 668.151 — Administration of tests
• § 668.152 — Administration of tests by assessment centers
• § 668.153 — Administration of tests for individuals whose native language is not English or for individuals with disabilities
• § 668.154 — Institutional accountability
• § 668.155 — [Reserved]
• § 668.156 — Approved State process
• § 668.157 — Eligible career pathway program
• § 668.161 — Scope and institutional responsibility
• § 668.162 — Requesting funds
• § 668.163 — Maintaining and accounting for funds
• § 668.164 — Disbursing funds
• § 668.165 — Notices and authorizations
• § 668.166 — Excess cash
• § 668.167 — Severability
• § 668.171 — General
• § 668.172 — Financial ratios
• § 668.173 — Refund reserve standards
• § 668.174 — Past performance
• § 668.175 — Alternative standards and requirements
• § 668.176 — Change in ownership
• § 668.177 — Severability
• § 668.181 — Purpose of this subpart
• § 668.182 — Definitions of terms used in this subpart
• § 668.183 — Calculating and applying cohort default rates
• § 668.184 — Determining cohort default rates for institutions that have undergone a change in status
• § 668.185 — Draft cohort default rates and your ability to challenge before official cohort default rates are issued
• § 668.186 — Notice of your official cohort default rate
• § 668.187 — Consequences of cohort default rates on your ability to participate in Title IV, HEA programs
• § 668.188 — Preventing evasion of the consequences of cohort default rates
• § 668.189 — General requirements for adjusting official cohort default rates and for appealing their consequences
• § 668.190 — Uncorrected data adjustments
• § 668.191 — New data adjustments
• § 668.192 — Erroneous data appeals
• § 668.193 — Loan servicing appeals
• § 668.194 — Economically disadvantaged appeals
• § 668.195 — Participation rate index appeals
• § 668.196 — Average rates appeals
• § 668.197 — Thirty-or-fewer borrowers appeals
• § 668.198 — Severability
• § 668.200 — Purpose of this subpart
• § 668.201 — Definitions of terms used in this subpart
• § 668.202 — Calculating and applying cohort default rates
• § 668.203 — Determining cohort default rates for institutions that have undergone a change in status
• § 668.204 — Draft cohort default rates and your ability to challenge before official cohort default rates are issued
• § 668.205 — Notice of your official cohort default rate
• § 668.206 — Consequences of cohort default rates on your ability to participate in Title IV, HEA programs
• § 668.207 — Preventing evasion of the consequences of cohort default rates
• § 668.208 — General requirements for adjusting official cohort default rates and for appealing their consequences
• § 668.209 — Uncorrected data adjustments
• § 668.210 — New data adjustments
• § 668.211 — Erroneous data appeals
• § 668.212 — Loan servicing appeals
• § 668.213 — Economically disadvantaged appeals
• § 668.214 — Participation rate index appeals
• § 668.215 — Average rates appeals
• § 668.216 — Thirty-or-fewer borrowers appeals
• § 668.217 — Default prevention plans
• § 668.230 — Scope and purpose
• § 668.231 — Definitions
• § 668.232 — Program eligibility
• § 668.233 — Student eligibility
• § 668.234 — Scope and purpose
• § 668.235 — Definitions
• § 668.236 — Eligible prison education program
• § 668.237 — Accreditation requirements
• § 668.238 — Application requirements
• § 668.239 — Reporting requirements
• § 668.240 — Limitation or termination of approval
• § 668.241 — Best interest determination
• § 668.242 — Transition to a prison education program
• § 668.401 — Financial value transparency scope and purpose
• § 668.402 — Financial value transparency framework
• § 668.403 — Calculating D/E rates
• § 668.404 — Calculating earnings premium measure
• § 668.405 — Process for obtaining data and calculating D/E rates and earnings premium measure
• § 668.406 — Determination of the D/E rates and earnings premium measure
• § 668.407 — Student acknowledgments
• § 668.408 — Reporting requirements
• § 668.409 — Severability
• § 668.500 — Scope and purpose
• § 668.501 — Aggressive and deceptive recruitment tactics or conduct
• § 668.509 — Severability
• § 668.601 — Gainful employment (GE) scope and purpose
• § 668.602 — Gainful employment criteria
• § 668.603 — Ineligible GE programs
• § 668.604 — Certification requirements for GE programs
• § 668.605 — Student warnings
• § 668.606 — Severability

PART 669

• § 669.1 — What is the Language Resource Centers Program?
• § 669.2 — Who is eligible to receive assistance under this program?
• § 669.3 — What activities may the Secretary fund?
• § 669.4 — What regulations apply?
• § 669.5 — What definitions apply?
• § 669.20 — How does the Secretary evaluate an application?
• § 669.21 — What selection criteria does the Secretary use?
• § 669.22 — What priorities may the Secretary establish?
• § 669.30 — What are allowable equipment costs?

PART 673

• § 673.1 — Purpose
• § 673.2 — Applicability of regulations
• § 673.3 — Application
• § 673.4 — Allocation and reallocation
• § 673.5 — Overaward
• § 673.6 — Coordination with BIA grants
• § 673.7 — Administrative cost allowance

PART 674

• § 674.1 — Purpose and identification of common provisions
• § 674.2 — Definitions
• § 674.3-674.4 — 674.3-674.4 [Reserved]
• § 674.5 — Federal Perkins Loan program cohort default rate and penalties
• § 674.6-674.7 — 674.6-674.7 [Reserved]
• § 674.8 — Program participation agreement
• § 674.9 — Student eligibility
• § 674.10 — Selection of students for loans
• § 674.11 — [Reserved]
• § 674.12 — Loan maximums
• § 674.13 — Reimbursement to the Fund
• § 674.14-674.15 — 674.14-674.15 [Reserved]
• § 674.16 — Making and disbursing loans
• § 674.17 — Federal interest in allocated funds—transfer of Fund
• § 674.18 — Use of funds
• § 674.19 — Fiscal procedures and records
• § 674.20 — Compliance with equal credit opportunity requirements
• § 674.30 — Severability
• § 674.31 — Promissory note
• § 674.32 — Special terms: loans to less than half-time student borrowers
• § 674.33 — Repayment
• § 674.34 — Deferment of repayment—Federal Perkins loans, NDSLs and Defense loans
• § 674.35 — Deferment of repayment—Federal Perkins loans made before July 1, 1993
• § 674.36 — Deferment of repayment—NDSLs made on or after October 1, 1980, but before July 1, 1993
• § 674.37 — Deferment of repayment—NDSLs made before October 1, 1980 and Defense loans
• § 674.38 — Deferment procedures
• § 674.39 — Loan rehabilitation
• § 674.40 — Treatment of loan repayments where cancellation, loan repayments, and minimum monthly repayments apply
• § 674.41 — Due diligence—general requirements
• § 674.42 — Contact with the borrower
• § 674.43 — Billing procedures
• § 674.44 — Address searches
• § 674.45 — Collection procedures
• § 674.46 — Litigation procedures
• § 674.47 — Costs chargeable to the Fund
• § 674.48 — Use of contractors to perform billing and collection or other program activities
• § 674.49 — Bankruptcy of borrower
• § 674.50 — Assignment of defaulted loans to the United States
• § 674.51 — Special definitions
• § 674.52 — Cancellation procedures
• § 674.53 — Teacher cancellation—Federal Perkins, NDSL and Defense loans
• § 674.54 — [Reserved]
• § 674.55 — Teacher cancellation—Defense loans
• § 674.56 — Employment cancellation—Federal Perkins, NDSL and Defense loans
• § 674.57 — Cancellation for law enforcement or corrections officer service—Federal Perkins, NDSL, and Defense loans
• § 674.58 — Cancellation for service in an early childhood education program
• § 674.59 — Cancellation for military service
• § 674.60 — Cancellation for volunteer service—Perkins loans, NDSLs and Defense loans
• § 674.61 — Discharge for death or disability
• § 674.62 — No cancellation for prior service—no repayment refunded
• § 674.63 — Reimbursement to institutions for loan cancellation
• § 674.64 — Discharge of student loan indebtedness for survivors of victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks
• § 674.65 — Severability

PART 675

• § 675.1 — Purpose and identification of common provisions
• § 675.2 — Definitions
• § 675.3-675.7 — 675.3-675.7 [Reserved]
• § 675.8 — Program participation agreement
• § 675.9 — Student eligibility
• § 675.10 — Selection of students for FWS employment
• § 675.11-675.15 — 675.11-675.15 [Reserved]
• § 675.16 — Payments to students
• § 675.17 — [Reserved]
• § 675.18 — Use of funds
• § 675.19 — Fiscal procedures and records
• § 675.20 — Eligible employers and general conditions and limitation on employment
• § 675.21 — Institutional employment
• § 675.22 — Employment provided by a Federal, State, or local public agency, or a private nonprofit organization
• § 675.23 — Employment provided by a private for-profit organization
• § 675.24 — Establishment of wage rate under FWS
• § 675.25 — Earnings applied to cost of attendance
• § 675.26 — FWS Federal share limitations
• § 675.27 — Nature and source of institutional share
• § 675.31 — Purpose
• § 675.32 — Program description
• § 675.33 — Allowable costs
• § 675.34 — Multi-Institutional job location and development programs
• § 675.35 — Agreement
• § 675.36 — Procedures and records
• § 675.37 — Termination and suspension
• § 675.41 — Special definitions
• § 675.42 — Allocation and reallocation
• § 675.43 — Purpose
• § 675.44 — Program description
• § 675.45 — Allowable costs, Federal share, and institutional share
• § 675.46 — Unallowable costs
• § 675.47 — Multi-institutional work-colleges arrangements
• § 675.48 — Agreement
• § 675.49 — Procedures and records
• § 675.50 — Termination and suspension

PART 676

• § 676.1 — Purpose and identification of common provisions
• § 676.2 — Definitions
• § 676.3-676.7 — 676.3-676.7 [Reserved]
• § 676.8 — Program participation agreement
• § 676.9 — Student eligibility
• § 676.10 — Selection of students for FSEOG awards
• § 676.11-676.15 — 676.11-676.15 [Reserved]
• § 676.16 — Payment of an FSEOG
• § 676.17 — [Reserved]
• § 676.18 — Use of funds
• § 676.19 — Fiscal procedures and records
• § 676.20 — Minimum and maximum FSEOG awards
• § 676.21 — FSEOG Federal share limitations

PART 677

• § 677.1 — Calculations
• § 677.2 — [Reserved]
• § 677.3 — Student eligibility
• § 677.4 — [Reserved]

PART 681

• § 681.1 — What is the HEAL program?
• § 681.5 — Who is an eligible student borrower?
• § 681.6 — Who is an eligible nonstudent borrower?
• § 681.7 — The loan application process
• § 681.8 — What are the borrower's major rights and responsibilities?
• § 681.10 — How much can be borrowed?
• § 681.11 — Terms of repayment
• § 681.12 — Deferment
• § 681.13 — Interest
• § 681.14 — The insurance premium
• § 681.15 — Other charges to the borrower
• § 681.16 — Power of attorney
• § 681.17 — Security and endorsement
• § 681.18 — Consolidation of HEAL loans
• § 681.19 — Forms
• § 681.20 — The Secretary's collection efforts after payment of a default claim
• § 681.21 — Refunds
• § 681.30 — Which organizations are eligible to apply to be HEAL lenders and holders?
• § 681.31 — The application to be a HEAL lender or holder
• § 681.32 — The HEAL lender or holder insurance contract
• § 681.33 — Making a HEAL loan
• § 681.34 — HEAL loan account servicing
• § 681.35 — HEAL loan collection
• § 681.36 — Consequence of using an agent
• § 681.37 — Forbearance
• § 681.38 — Assignment of a HEAL loan
• § 681.39 — Death and disability claims
• § 681.40 — Procedures for filing claims
• § 681.41 — Determination of amount of loss on claims
• § 681.42 — Records, reports, inspection, and audit requirements for HEAL lenders and holders
• § 681.43 — Limitation, suspension, or termination of the eligibility of a HEAL lender or holder
• § 681.50 — Which schools are eligible to be HEAL schools?
• § 681.51 — The student loan application
• § 681.52 — The student's loan check
• § 681.53 — Notification to lender or holder of change in enrollment status
• § 681.54 — Payment of refunds by schools
• § 681.55 — Administrative and fiscal procedures
• § 681.56 — Records
• § 681.57 — Reports
• § 681.58 — Federal access to school records
• § 681.59 — Records and Federal access after a school is no longer a HEAL school
• § 681.60 — Limitation, suspension, or termination of the eligibility of a HEAL school
• § 681.61 — Responsibilities of a HEAL school

PART 682

• § 682.100 — The Federal Family Education Loan programs
• § 682.101 — Participation in the FFEL programs
• § 682.102 — Repaying a loan
• § 682.103 — Applicability of subparts
• § 682.200 — Definitions
• § 682.201 — Eligible borrowers
• § 682.202 — Permissible charges by lenders to borrowers
• § 682.203 — Responsible parties
• § 682.204 — Maximum loan amounts
• § 682.205 — Disclosure requirements for lenders
• § 682.206-682.207 — 682.206-682.207 [Reserved]
• § 682.208 — Due diligence in servicing a loan
• § 682.209 — Repayment of a loan
• § 682.210 — Deferment
• § 682.211 — Forbearance
• § 682.212 — Prohibited transactions
• § 682.213 — Prohibition against the use of the Rule of 78s
• § 682.214 — [Reserved]
• § 682.215 — Income-based repayment plan
• § 682.216 — Teacher loan forgiveness program
• § 682.300 — Payment of interest benefits on Stafford and Consolidation loans
• § 682.301 — Eligibility of borrowers for interest benefits on Stafford and Consolidation loans
• § 682.302 — Payment of special allowance on FFEL loans
• § 682.303 — [Reserved]
• § 682.304 — Methods for computing interest benefits and special allowance
• § 682.305 — Procedures for payment of interest benefits and special allowance and collection of origination and loan fees
• § 682.400 — Agreements between a guaranty agency and the Secretary
• § 682.401 — Basic program agreement
• § 682.402 — Death, disability, closed school, false certification, unpaid refunds, and bankruptcy payments
• § 682.403 — [Reserved]
• § 682.404 — Federal reinsurance agreement
• § 682.405 — Loan rehabilitation agreement
• § 682.406 — Conditions for claim payments from the Federal Fund and for reinsurance coverage
• § 682.407 — Discharge of student loan indebtedness for survivors of victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks
• § 682.408 — [Reserved]
• § 682.409 — Mandatory assignment by guaranty agencies of defaulted loans to the Secretary
• § 682.410 — Fiscal, administrative, and enforcement requirements
• § 682.411 — Lender due diligence in collecting guaranty agency loans
• § 682.412 — Consequences of the failure of a borrower or student to establish eligibility
• § 682.413 — Remedial actions
• § 682.414 — Records, reports, and inspection requirements for guaranty agency programs
• § 682.415 — [Reserved]
• § 682.416 — Requirements for third-party servicers and lenders contracting with third-party servicers
• § 682.417 — Determination of Federal funds or assets to be returned
• § 682.418 — [Reserved]
• § 682.419 — Guaranty agency Federal Fund
• § 682.420-682.422 — 682.420-682.422 [Reserved]
• § 682.423 — Guaranty agency Operating Fund
• § 682.424 — Severability
• § 682.600-682.602 — 682.600-682.602 [Reserved]
• § 682.603 — Certification by a school that participated in the FFEL Program in connection with a loan application
• § 682.604 — Required exit counseling for borrowers
• § 682.605 — Determining the date of a student's withdrawal
• § 682.606 — [Reserved]
• § 682.607 — Payment of a refund or a return of title IV, HEA program funds to a lender upon a student's withdrawal
• § 682.608 — [Reserved]
• § 682.609 — Remedial actions
• § 682.610 — Administrative and fiscal requirements for schools that participated in the FFEL Program
• § 682.611 — [Reserved]
• § 682.700 — Purpose and scope
• § 682.701 — Definitions of terms used in this subpart
• § 682.702 — Effect on participation
• § 682.703 — Informal compliance procedure
• § 682.704 — Emergency action
• § 682.705 — Suspension proceedings
• § 682.706 — Limitation or termination proceedings
• § 682.707 — Appeals in a limitation or termination proceeding
• § 682.708 — Evidence of mailing and receipt dates
• § 682.709 — Reimbursements, refunds, and offsets
• § 682.710 — Removal of limitation
• § 682.711 — Reinstatement after termination
• § 682.712 — Disqualification review of limitation, suspension, and termination actions taken by guarantee agencies against lenders
• § 682.713 — [Reserved]

PART 685

• § 685.100 — The William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program
• § 685.101 — Participation in the Direct Loan Program
• § 685.102 — Definitions
• § 685.103 — Applicability of subparts
• § 685.109 — Severability
• § 685.200 — Borrower eligibility
• § 685.201 — Obtaining a loan
• § 685.202 — Charges for which Direct Loan Program borrowers are responsible
• § 685.203 — Loan limits
• § 685.204 — Deferment
• § 685.205 — Forbearance
• § 685.206 — Borrower responsibilities and defenses
• § 685.207 — Obligation to repay
• § 685.208 — Fixed payment repayment plans
• § 685.209 — Income-driven repayment plans
• § 685.210 — Choice of repayment plan
• § 685.211 — Miscellaneous repayment provisions
• § 685.212 — Discharge of a loan obligation
• § 685.213 — Total and permanent disability discharge
• § 685.214 — Closed school discharge
• § 685.215 — Discharge for false certification of student eligibility or unauthorized payment
• § 685.216 — Unpaid refund discharge
• § 685.217 — Teacher loan forgiveness program
• § 685.218 — Discharge of student loan indebtedness for survivors of victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks
• § 685.219 — Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF)
• § 685.220 — Consolidation
• § 685.221 — Alternative repayment plan
• § 685.222 — Borrower defenses and procedures for loans first disbursed on or after July 1, 2017, and before July 1, 2020, and procedures for loans first disbursed prior to July 1, 2017
• § 685.223 — Severability
• § 685.300 — Agreements between an eligible school and the Secretary for participation in the Direct Loan Program
• § 685.301 — Origination of a loan by a Direct Loan Program school
• § 685.302 — [Reserved]
• § 685.303 — Processing loan proceeds
• § 685.304 — Counseling borrowers
• § 685.305 — Determining the date of a student's withdrawal
• § 685.306 — Payment of a refund or return of title IV, HEA program funds to the Secretary
• § 685.307 — Withdrawal procedure for schools participating in the Direct Loan Program
• § 685.308 — Remedial actions
• § 685.309 — Administrative and fiscal control and fund accounting requirements for schools participating in the Direct Loan Program
• § 685.310 — Severability
• § 685.400 — Scope and purpose
• § 685.401 — Borrower defense-general
• § 685.402 — Group process for borrower defense
• § 685.403 — Individual process for borrower defense
• § 685.404 — Group process based on prior Secretarial final actions
• § 685.405 — Institutional response
• § 685.406 — Adjudication of borrower defense applications
• § 685.407 — Reconsideration
• § 685.408 — Discharge
• § 685.409 — Recovery from institutions
• § 685.410 — Cooperation by the borrower
• § 685.411 — Transfer to the Secretary of the borrower's right of recovery against third parties
• § 685.499 — Severability

PART 686

• § 686.1 — Scope and purpose
• § 686.2 — Definitions
• § 686.3 — Duration of student eligibility
• § 686.4 — Institutional participation
• § 686.5 — Enrollment status for students taking regular and correspondence courses
• § 686.6 — Payment from more than one institution
• § 686.10 — Application
• § 686.11 — Eligibility to receive a grant
• § 686.12 — Agreement to serve or repay
• § 686.20 — Submission process and deadline for a SAR or ISIR
• § 686.21 — Calculation of a grant
• § 686.22 — Calculation of a grant for a payment period
• § 686.23 — Calculation of a grant for a payment period that occurs in two award years
• § 686.24 — Transfer student: attendance at more than one institution during an award year
• § 686.25 — Correspondence study
• § 686.30 — Scope
• § 686.31 — Determination of eligibility for payment and cancellation of a TEACH Grant
• § 686.32 — Counseling requirements
• § 686.33 — Frequency of payment
• § 686.34 — Liability for and recovery of TEACH Grant overpayments
• § 686.35 — Recalculation of TEACH Grant award amounts
• § 686.36 — Fiscal control and fund accounting procedures
• § 686.37 — Institutional reporting requirements
• § 686.38 — Maintenance and retention of records
• § 686.40 — Documenting the service obligation
• § 686.41 — Periods of suspension
• § 686.42 — Discharge of agreement to serve or repay
• § 686.43 — Obligation to repay the grant

PART 690

• § 690.1 — Scope and purpose
• § 690.2 — Definitions
• § 690.3-690.5 — 690.3-690.5 [Reserved]
• § 690.6 — Duration of student eligibility
• § 690.7 — Institutional participation
• § 690.8 — Enrollment status for students taking regular and correspondence courses
• § 690.10 — Administrative cost allowance to participating schools
• § 690.11 — Federal Pell Grant payments from more than one institution
• § 690.12 — Application
• § 690.13 — Notification of expected family contribution
• § 690.14 — Applicant's request to recalculate expected family contribution because of a clerical or arithmetic error or the submission of inaccurate information
• § 690.61 — Submission process and deadline for a Student Aid Report or Institutional Student Information Record
• § 690.62 — Calculation of a Federal Pell Grant
• § 690.63 — Calculation of a Federal Pell Grant for a payment period
• § 690.64 — Determining the award year for a Federal Pell Grant payment period that occurs in two award years
• § 690.65 — Transfer student: attendance at more than one institution during an award year
• § 690.66 — Correspondence study
• § 690.67 — Eligibility to receive additional Federal Pell Grant funds in an amount up to one-half of a Scheduled Award during a single award year
• § 690.68 — Severability
• § 690.71 — Scope
• § 690.72-690.74 — 690.72-690.74 [Reserved]
• § 690.75 — Determination of eligibility for payment
• § 690.76 — Frequency of payment
• § 690.77-690.78 — 690.77-690.78 [Reserved]
• § 690.79 — Liability for and recovery of Federal Pell Grant overpayments
• § 690.80 — Recalculation of a Federal Pell Grant award
• § 690.81 — Fiscal control and fund accounting procedures
• § 690.82 — Maintenance and retention of records
• § 690.83 — Submission of reports

PART 692

• § 692.1 — What is the Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership?
• § 692.2 — Who is eligible to participate in the LEAP Program?
• § 692.3 — What regulations apply to the LEAP Program?
• § 692.4 — What definitions apply to the LEAP Program?
• § 692.10 — How does the Secretary allot funds to the States?
• § 692.11 — For what purposes may a State use its payments under the LEAP Program?
• § 692.20 — What must a State do to receive an allotment under this program?
• § 692.21 — What requirements must be met by a State program?
• § 692.30 — How does a State administer its community service-learning job program?
• § 692.40 — What are the requirements for student eligibility?
• § 692.41 — What standards may a State use to determine substantial financial need?
• § 692.50 — What is the Special Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership Program?
• § 692.51 — What other regulations apply to the SLEAP Program?
• § 692.52 — What definitions apply to the SLEAP Program?
• § 692.53 — What requirements must a State satisfy to receive SLEAP Program funds?
• § 692.54 — What eligibility requirements must a student satisfy to participate in the SLEAP Program?
• § 692.60 — What must a State do to receive an allotment under the SLEAP Program?
• § 692.70 — How does the Secretary allot funds to the States?
• § 692.71 — What activities may be funded under the SLEAP Program?
• § 692.72 — May a State use the funds it receives under the SLEAP Program to pay administrative costs?
• § 692.80 — How does a State administer its community service work-study program?
• § 692.90 — What is the Grants for Access and Persistence Program?
• § 692.91 — What other regulations apply to the GAP Program?
• § 692.92 — What definitions apply to the GAP Program?
• § 692.93 — Who is eligible to participate in the GAP Program?
• § 692.94 — What requirements must a State satisfy, as the administrator of a partnership, to receive GAP Program funds?
• § 692.100 — What requirements must a State meet to receive an allotment under this program?
• § 692.101 — What requirements must be met by a State partnership?
• § 692.110 — How does the Secretary allot funds to the States?
• § 692.111 — For what purposes may a State use its payment under the GAP Program?
• § 692.112 — May a State use the funds it receives from the GAP Program to pay administrative costs?
• § 692.113 — What are the matching requirements for the GAP Program?
• § 692.120 — What are the requirements for student eligibility?
• § 692.130 — How does a participating institution request a waiver of program requirements?

PART 694

• § 694.1 — What is the maximum amount that the Secretary may award each fiscal year to a Partnership or a State under this program?
• § 694.2 — Which students must a Partnership, or a State that chooses to use the cohort approach in its project, serve under the program's early intervention component?
• § 694.3 — What are the requirements for a cohort?
• § 694.4 — Which students must a State or Partnership serve when there are changes in the cohort?
• § 694.5 — What requirements must be met by a Partnership or State that chooses to provide services to private school students under the program's early intervention component?
• § 694.6 — Who may provide GEAR UP services to students attending private schools?
• § 694.7 — What are the matching requirements for a GEAR UP grant?
• § 694.8 — Under what conditions may the Secretary approve a request from a Partnership applying for a GEAR UP grant to waive a portion of the matching requirement?
• § 694.9 — Under what conditions may the Secretary approve a request from a Partnership that has received a GEAR UP grant to waive a portion of the matching requirement?
• § 694.10 — What are the requirements that a Partnership must meet in designating a fiscal agent for its project under this program?
• § 694.11 — What is the maximum indirect cost rate for an agency of a State or local government?
• § 694.12 — Under what conditions do State and Partnership GEAR UP grantees make section 404E scholarship awards?
• § 694.13 — What are the requirements concerning section 404E scholarship awards for grantees whose initial GEAR UP grant awards were made prior to August 14, 2008?
• § 694.14 — What are the requirements concerning section 404E scholarship awards for grantees whose initial GEAR UP grant awards were made on or after August 14, 2008?
• § 694.15 — May a Partnership that does not award scholarships under section 404E of the HEA provide, as part of a GEAR UP project, financial assistance for postsecondary education using non-Federal funds?
• § 694.16 — What are the requirements for redistribution or return of scholarship funds not awarded to a project's eligible students?
• § 694.17 — How does a State determine which State agency will apply for, and administer, a State grant under this program?
• § 694.18 — What requirements must be met by a Partnership or State participating in GEAR UP with respect to 21st Century Scholarship Certificates?
• § 694.19 — What priorities does the Secretary establish for a GEAR UP grant?
• § 694.20 — When may a GEAR UP grantee provide services to students attending an institution of higher education?
• § 694.21 — What are required activities for GEAR UP projects?
• § 694.22 — What other activities may all GEAR UP projects provide?
• § 694.23 — What additional activities are allowable for State GEAR UP projects?
• § 694.24 — What services may a GEAR UP project provide to students in their first year at an institution of higher education?
• § 694.25 — Are GEAR UP grantees required to provide services to students who were served under a previous GEAR UP grant?

PART 1200

• § 1200.101 — Purpose
• § 1200.102 — Application
• § 1200.103 — Definitions
• § 1200.104-1200.109 — 1200.104-1200.109 [Reserved]
• § 1200.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 1200.111 — Notice
• § 1200.112-1200.129 — 1200.112-1200.129 [Reserved]
• § 1200.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 1200.131-1200.139 — 1200.131-1200.139 [Reserved]
• § 1200.140 — Employment
• § 1200.141-1200.148 — 1200.141-1200.148 [Reserved]
• § 1200.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 1200.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 1200.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 1200.152-1200.159 — 1200.152-1200.159 [Reserved]
• § 1200.160 — Communications
• § 1200.161-1200.169 — 1200.161-1200.169 [Reserved]
• § 1200.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 1200.171-1200.999 — 1200.171-1200.999 [Reserved]