(b) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT FOR SCHOLARSHIP
GRANTS.—To be eligible to receive a scholarship grant
under this section, a child care provider shall be employed
as a child care provider for not less than 1 calendar year,
or (if the provider is employed on the date of the eligibility
determination in a child care program that operates for
less than a full calendar year) the program equivalent of
1 calendar year, ending on the date of the application for
such grant.
(c) SELECTION OF GRANTEES.—For purposes of se-
lecting eligible child care providers to receive scholarship
grants under this section and determining the amounts of
such grants, a State shall not—
(1) take into consideration whether a child care
provider is receiving, may receive, or may be eligible
to receive any funds under any other provision of
this title, or under any other Federal or State law
that provides funds for educational purposes; or
(2) consider as resources of such provider any
funds such provider is receiving, may receive, or may
be eligible to receive under any other provision of
this title, under any other Federal or State law that
provides funds for educational purposes, or from a
private entity.
(d) COST-SHARING REQUIRED.—The amount of a
scholarship grant made under this section to an eligible
child care provider shall be less than the cost of the edu-
cational or training program for which such grant is made.
(e) 
ANNUAL
MAXIMUM
SCHOLARSHIP
GRANT
AMOUNT.—The maximum aggregate dollar amount of a
scholarship grant made by a State to an eligible child care
provider under this section in a fiscal year shall be $1,500.
SEC. 209. ANNUAL REPORT.
A State that receives funds appropriated to carry out
this title for a fiscal year shall submit to the Secretary,
not later than 90 days after the end of such fiscal year,
a report—
(1) specifying the uses for which the State ex-
pended such funds, and the aggregate amount of
funds (including State funds) expended for each of
such uses;
(2) containing available data relating to grants
made with such funds, including—
(A) the number of child care providers who
received such grants;
(B) the amounts of such grants;
(C) any other information that describes or
evaluates the effectiveness of this title;
(D) the particular geographical areas se-
lected under section 206 for the purpose of
making such grants;
(E) with respect to grants made under sec-
tion 207—
(i) the number of years grant recipi-
ents have been employed as child care pro-
viders;
(ii) the level of training and education
of grant recipients;
(iii) to the extent practicable and
available to the State, detailed information
regarding the salaries and other compensa-
tion received by grant recipients to provide
child care services before, during, and after
receiving such grant;
(iv) the number of children who re-
ceived child care services provided by grant
recipients;
(v) information on family demo-
graphics of such children;
(vi) the types of settings described in
subparagraphs (A), (B), and (C) of section
203(a)(1) in which grant recipients are
employed; and
(vii) the ages of the children who re-
ceived child care services provided by grant
recipients;
(F) with respect to grants made under sec-
tion 208—
(i) the number of years grant recipi-
ents have been employed as child care pro-
viders;
(ii) the level of training and education
of grant recipients;
(iii) to the extent practicable and
available to the State, detailed information
regarding the salaries and other compensa-
tion received by grant recipients to provide
child care services before, during, and after
receiving such grant;
(iv) the types of settings described in
subparagraphs (A), (B), and (C) of section
203(a)(1) in which grant recipients are
employed;
(v) the ages of the children who re-
ceived child care services provided by grant
recipients;
(vi) the number of course credits or
credentials obtained by grant recipients;
and
(vii) the amount of time taken for
completion of the educational and training
programs for which such grants were
made; and
(G) such other information as the Sec-
retary may require by rule.
SEC. 210. AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.
There 
is 
authorized 
to 
be 
appropriated
$5,000,000,000 in the aggregate for fiscal years 2002
through 2006 to carry out this title.
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