§ 22-9-2 Federal aid to education; state educational agency
§ 22-9-3 State educational agency; powers; duties
§ 22-9-4 Limitation on accepting grants and gifts
§ 22-9-5 Custody of funds; budgets; disbursements
§ 22-9-6 Authorization to receive federal grants and to submit a state plan
§ 22-9-7 Federal grant-in-aid funds; custody; deposit; disbursement
§ 22-9-8 State educational authorities for federal grant administration
§ 22-9-9 Agencies for grants-in-aid; powers; duties
§ 22-9-10 Reports; federal funds; federal agencies; legislature
§ 22-9-11 [School facility construction grants-in-aid; enforcement of labor standards.]
§ 22-9-12 Official notice of acceptance of federal acts for education and library service
§ 22-9-13 [Superintendent of public instruction declared sole agency for administration of federal aid to education.]
§ 22-9-14 [Promulgation of standards and procedures; sale of obligations; purposes for which payments may be used.]
§ 22-9-15 [Accounting, budgeting and other fiscal methods to be prescribed by superintendent.]
§ 22-9-16 [Reports.]
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 22 > Article 9 - Federal Aid to Education

  • Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
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