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Code · CFR · Title 25 — Indians · Part 39 · § 39.1002

§ 39.1002. Allotment of education administrative funds.

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The total annual budget for agencies/areas shall be allotted to the Director and through him/her to agency and area education offices. This total budget shall be distributed to the various agency and area education offices as follows:
(a)Each agency or area education office as defined above shall receive a base amount of \$50,000 for basic administrative costs; and
(b)Each agency or area education office as defined above shall receive an amount under these funds equal to two percent of the total higher education, Johnson-O'Malley and adult education funds administered by each office, except that the Navajo Agencies are restricted to a maximum of \$50,000 for administering the Johnson-O'Malley and higher education programs; and
(c)Eighty percent of the remaining funds shall be distributed proportionately based on the number of schools operated under the jurisdiction of each agency or area education office, with Bureau-operated schools counting as 1 and contract/grant schools counting as 0.6; and
(d)The remaining twenty percent shall be distributed proportionately based on the total weighted student units generated by all schools under the jurisdiction of each agency or area education office.
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