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How does the Department expect grantees to continue implementing smaller learning communities once SLC funds have expired?

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How does the Department expect grantees to continue implementing smaller learning communities once SLC funds have expired?

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The Department recognizes that there are costs associated with restructuring schools into smaller learning communities. Therefore, Smaller Learning Communities funds are start-up funds that allow schools to plan, implement, or expand smaller learning communities. Schools are required to determine how they will sustain smaller learning communities beyond the life of their grants. The Department expects that schools will use local, State, and other Federal funds to support smaller learning communities during and after the project period of this grant. In accordance with the Notice in the Federal Register, schools that have received implementation funds through the SLC program are not eligible to apply for funds under subsequent SLC competitions.

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