; and (x) commitment and support from mayors or county executives. (C) Priority Priority shall be given to summer employment opportunities— (i) in existing or emerging in-demand industry sectors or occupations; or (ii) that meet community needs in the public, private, or nonprofit sector. (4) In-school youth priority For any program year, not less than 75 percent of the unreserved funds allotted to local area under this section shall be used to provide summer employment opportunities for in-school youth. (e) Reports (1) In general For each year that a local area receives funds under this section, the local area shall submit to the Secretary of Labor and the Governor a report with— (A) the number of youth participants in the program, including the number of in-school and out-of-school youth; (B) the number of youth participants who completed the summer employment opportunity; (C) the expenditures made from the amounts allocated under this section, including expenditures made to provide youth participants with supportive services; (D) a description of how the local area has used program funds to develop or expand summer youth employment programs, including a description of program activities and services provided, including supportive services provided and the number of youth participants accessing such services; (E) the source and amount of funding for the wages of each youth participant; (F) information specifying the levels of performance achieved with respect to the primary indicators of performance described in subsection (i) for the program; (G) the average number of hours and weeks worked and the average amount of wages earned by youth participants in the program; (H) the percent of youth participants placed in employment opportunities in the nonprofit, public, and private sectors