; (ii) a State workforce development board; or (iii) an appropriate subgroup of a local workforce development board or a State workforce development board; or (B) a board of proportional participation, as determined by the Secretary of Labor, of relevant organizations, including— (i) relevant industry organizations, including public and private employers; (ii) labor organizations; (iii) one or more units of local government that are actively pursuing smart city or community programs; and (iv) postsecondary education organizations; (2) demonstrates experience in implementing and operating job training and education programs; (3) demonstrates the ability to recruit and support individuals who plan to work in a relevant sector on the successful completion of relevant job training and education programs; (4) (A) provides students who complete the training and education program with an industry-recognized credential; or (B) uses a curriculum that has received extensive feedback from employers; and (5) demonstrates successful outcomes connecting graduates of job training and education programs to quality jobs relevant to the job training and education programs. (d) Applications An eligible entity seeking a grant under this section shall submit to the Secretary of Labor an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary of Labor may require. (e) Priority In selecting eligible entities to receive grants under this section, the Secretary of Labor shall prioritize applicants that— (1) (A) are a local workforce development board or State workforce development board; or (B) demonstrate a strong partnership with a local workforce development board or State workforce development board; (2) house the job training and education program in— (A) a community college or institution of higher education that includes basic science, technology, and math education in the curriculum of the community college or institution of higher education