34 C.F.R. § 388.22 What priorities does the Secretary consider in making an award?
Title 34 - Education
(a) The Secretary reserves funds to support some or all of the proposals that have been awarded a rating of 80 points or more under the criteria described in §388.20. (b) In making a final selection of proposals to support under this program, the Secretary considers the extent to which proposals have exceeded a rating of 80 points and address one or more of the following priorities announced in the application notice: (1) Development and dissemination of model in-service training materials and practices. The proposed project demonstrates an effective plan to develop and disseminate information on its State Vocational Rehabilitation In-Service Training program, including the identification of training approaches and successful practices, in order to permit the replication of these programs by other State vocational rehabilitation units. (2) Distance education. The proposed project demonstrates innovative strategies for training State vocational rehabilitation unit personnel through distance education methods, such as interactive audio, video, computer technologies, or existing telecommunications networks. (3) Enhanced employment outcomes for specific populations. The proposed project supports specialized training in the provision of vocational rehabilitation or related services to individuals with disabilities to increase the rehabilitation rate into competitive employment for all individuals or specified target groups. (Authority: 29 U.S.C. 711(c), 770, and 771a)
Title 34: Education
PART 388—STATE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION UNIT IN-SERVICE TRAINING
Subpart C—How Does the Secretary Make an Award?
§ 388.22 What priorities does the Secretary consider in making an award?
