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Code · CFR · Title 34 — Education · Part 270 · § 270.30

§ 270.30. What conditions must be met by a recipient of a grant?

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(a)A recipient of a grant under this part must:
(1)Operate an EAC in the geographic region to be served; and
(2)Have a full-time project director.
(b)A recipient of a grant under this part must coordinate assistance in its geographic region with appropriate SEAs, Comprehensive Centers, Regional Educational Laboratories, and other Federal technical assistance centers. As part of this coordination, the recipient shall seek to prevent duplication of assistance where an SEA, Comprehensive Center, Regional Educational Laboratory, or other Federal technical assistance center may have already provided assistance to the responsible governmental agency.
(c)A recipient of a grant under this part must communicate and coordinate with the most recent EAC grant recipient(s) in its region, as needed, to ensure a smooth transition for ongoing technical assistance under the EAC program.
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