; and (D) to cover administrative costs associated with administering the grants and creating and maintaining the online Holocaust education repository of resources, defined in section 5. (2) Limitation At least 90 percent of funds expended from the Holocaust Education Assistance Program Fund shall be expended to award grants to eligible entities to carry out proposed Holocaust education programs. (e) Applications The Secretary may award a grant under this Act only to an eligible entity that has submitted an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and based on such competitive criteria as the Secretary may require. 5. Online Holocaust education repository of resources (a) Website The Secretary shall create and maintain a Holocaust education program website within an already existing site or, if necessary, create a new site, containing Holocaust education program resources for middle grades and high schools. The website shall facilitate connections between eligible entities and Holocaust education centers, institutions, and foundations displayed on the website to gain expertise in content and pedagogy for instructing the subject matter appropriately and effectively. The website and resources shall be made available to all eligible entities and all Holocaust education centers. The Secretary shall market the website along with the Holocaust Education Assistance Program to State and local educational agencies and all eligible entities. (b) Information distribution The Secretary shall distribute information about the Holocaust Education Assistance Program and the Holocaust Education Website to each State department of education and to any local educational agency, individual school, individual teacher, or Holocaust education center that requests the information. (c) Best practices The information distributed by the Secretary shall include best practices for educators on how to incorporate materials and resources on Holocaust education into a curriculum. 6. Holocaust Education Advisory Board (a) In