When does the federal government use a federal grant or a cooperative agreement?

When the federal government of the United States wants to buy goods or services from the private sector, it uses a procurement contract. In a similar fashion, when the federal government wants to support the activity of a non-profit organization or a lower level of government (state, county or municipality), it can do so by awarding a grant or entering into a cooperative agreement.

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Do students have a right to participate in school athletics?

Participation in school athletics is not a right, but a privilege, for students who attend the school. While rights to a public education is universal, school athletics are not considered a mandatory part of that education. Thus, it’s not seen as a fundamental right of the student to be allowed to participate in these sort of activities.

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