All applications for grants under the CCAMPIS Program will be evaluated as new submissions according to the selection criteria listed in the program legislation. (USC Title 20 Chapter 28 Subchapter IV Part A Subpart 7 § 1070 › › › › › › 20 USC § - Child care access means parents in school) Selection Criteria The selection criteria in 20 USC § 1070e, as amended by the final regulations published on October 26, 2010, are used to evaluate applications. The selection criteria and maximum possible points are included in the application package. Applicant Funding Applicants should pay close attention to funding stipulations provided in USC › Title 20 Chapter 28 Subchapter IV Part A Subpart 7 § 1070 › › › › › 20 USC § 1070e - Child Care Access Means Parents in School - § 4 (Eligible Institutions). The Department will reject any application that proposes a budget exceeding the parameters specified in the Notice. Selection of Grantees The Secretary will select applications for funding in rank order, based on the applications’ total score for the selection criteria. If there are insufficient funds for all applications with the same total scores, the Secretary will choose among the tied applications so as to serve geographical areas that have been underserved by the CCAMPIS Program. The Department’s Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs will inform the Congress regarding applications approved for new CCAMPIS Program grants. Successful applicants will receive award notices by mail or e-mail shortly after the Congress is notified. No funding information will be released before the Congress is notified. Expectations of Successful Applicants Please see the section titled Expectations of Successful Applicants in this application package. Notice to Unsuccessful Applicants Unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing following the notice to successful applicants. Annual Performance Report Requirements
All applications for grants under the CCAMPIS Program will be evaluated as new submissions according to the selection criteria listed in the program legislation. (USC › Title 20 › Chapter 28 › Subchapter IV › Part A › Subpart 7 › § 1070 20 USC § - Child care access means parents in school) Selection Criteria The selection criteria in 20 USC § 1070e, as amended by the final regulations published on October 26, 2010, are used to evaluate applications. The selection criteria and maximum possible points are included in the application package. Applicant Funding Applicants should pay close attention to funding stipulations provided in USC › Title 20 › Chapter 28 › Subchapter IV › Part A › Subpart 7 › § 1070 20 USC § 1070e - Child Care Access Means Parents in School - § 4 (Eligible Institutions). The Department will reject any application that proposes a budget exceeding the parameters specified in the Notice. Selection of Grantees The Secretary will select applications for funding in rank order, based on the applications’ total score for the selection criteria. If there are insufficient funds for all applications with the same total scores, the Secretary will choose among the tied applications so as to serve geographical areas that have been underserved by the CCAMPIS Program. The Department’s Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs will inform the Congress regarding applications approved for new CCAMPIS Program grants. Successful applicants will receive award notices by mail or e-mail shortly after the Congress is notified. No funding information will be released before the Congress is notified. Expectations of Successful Applicants Please see the section titled Expectations of Successful Applicants in this application package. Notice to Unsuccessful Applicants Unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing following the notice to successful applicants. Annual Performance Report Requirements
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