Up to 25 more high performing agencies may join a new cohort
What the document says“the Secretary may add up to an additional 25 public housing agencies that are designated as high performing agencies under the Public Housing Assessment System or the Section 8 Management Assessment Program to participate in a new cohort as part of the Moving to Work demonstration.”
The section lets the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, after the initial report required by the section is complete, add up to 25 more public housing agencies rated high performing under the Public Housing Assessment System or the Section 8 Management Assessment Program to a new cohort of the Moving to Work demonstration, to be called the Economic Opportunity and Pathways to Independence Cohort.
What the document actually says“the Secretary may add up to an additional 25 public housing agencies that are designated as high performing agencies under the Public Housing Assessment System or the Section 8 Management Assessment Program to participate in a new cohort as part of the Moving to Work demonstration.”
The housing agency may add up to 25 more housing agencies. Each must be rated as high performing. They join a new group in a long-running test program.
Moving to Work lets a housing agency bend some federal rules. The new group has its own name. It may be formed only after a first report is done.
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