INDIANS CHAPTER 22-BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS PROGRAMS

§§ 2000–2021 · 22 sections

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§ 2000Declaration of policy § 2001Accreditation for the basic education of Indian children in Bureau of Indian Affairs schools § 2002National criteria for home-living situations § 2003Codification of regulations § 2004School boundaries § 2005Facilities construction § 2006Bureau of Indian Affairs education functions § 2007Allotment formula § 2008Administrative cost grants § 2009Division of Budget Analysis § 2010Uniform direct funding and support § 2011Policy for Indian control of Indian education § 2012Indian education personnel § 2013Computerized management information system § 2014Recruitment of Indian educators § 2015Annual report; audits § 2016Rights of Indian students § 2017Regulations § 2018Regional meetings and negotiated rulemaking § 2019Early childhood development program § 2020Tribal departments or divisions of education § 2021Definitions

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