(a) Competitive program grants may be awarded to boards of education or boards of cooperative educational services for the administration and coordination of education and community renewal programs, including but not limited to:

1. (1) programs that provide supportive services to school-age and/or adult students enrolled in the public schools and their families such as child care services, nutrition and health education;
2. (2) programs that provide parent education and/or encourage parental involvement in school programs and activities;
3. (3) programs that use the services of business, industry, volunteer organizations and other community groups to supplement the instruction provided to school-age students and/or adults in the public schools; and

4. (4) programs that expand the use of school facilities by groups in the community in need, such as senior citizens, preschool children, and children in need of adult supervision beyond the hours of the regular school day or beyond the regular school year. State funds shall be used solely:

   1. (i) to support the supervision and coordination of program components;
   2. (ii) to provide supplemental academic services, including but not limited to homework assistance, student counseling, and academic tutoring provided before or after the regular school day. Such supplemental academic services shall be coordinated with the regular school program and other components of the education and community renewal program, and shall not duplicate services provided using funds from other sources; and/or
   3. (iii) to pay the reasonable cost of the use of school facilities by community groups, including expenditures for supplies and minor remodeling of school facilities, and such funds shall not otherwise be used to support the operation of program components themselves.