Is it possible for a CBO, faith-based organization (FBO) or other non-LEA entity to apply alone without a partner LEA?
Both a CBO and a FBO are permitted to apply without partnering with an LEA. However, CDE strongly recommends that all applicants apply in partnership with an LEA. An applicant may only be eligible for the competitive priority if the application is submitted jointly by at least one LEA receiving funds under Title I, Part A, and at least one CBO or other public or private entity (in addition to the other requirement for competitive priority). When making this decision, it is also important to consider the positive contributions that an LEA partner might add to an application. • How do consortium agencies apply? Where is this discussed? Communities or organizations may apply together to share resources. However, CDE must establish a grant relationship with one entity that will be legally responsible for grant funds and reporting, etc. The consortium members may either form such an agency or identify one of their member agencies to be the legally responsible agency named as the applicant a
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