Title 20 › CHAPTER 70 — STRENGTHENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS › SUBCHAPTER VIII — GENERAL PROVISIONS › Part B — Flexibility in the Use of Administrative and Other Funds › § 7823
A local school district, with its state education agency’s OK and under the Secretary’s rules, may combine administrative money from one or more of the programs covered by this law (or other programs the Secretary allows) for any fiscal year. The amount used can’t be more than the percentage limit set by each program. The state must work with local districts to create the steps for asking to combine funds and to set limits on how much can be used for administration. If a district combines funds for a year, it cannot use other money from those same programs for administration that year. The combined funds can pay for running the programs and for district or school activities like those in section 7821(b)(2). If funds are used as in section 7821(b)(2)(I), the district may add state or local money to expand that support without breaking supplement-not-supplant rules. A district that combines funds does not have to keep separate records for each program’s administrative costs.
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20 U.S.C. § 7823
Title 20, Education
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110