; (2) the State may use not less than 3 percent for evaluation and capacity building activities, including training, technical assistance, and professional development; and (3) the State may use not more than 2 percent for the administrative costs of carrying out responsibilities under this Act. (b) Subgrants to local consortia (1) In general A State that receives a grant under this Act shall use the portion of the grant funds described in subsection (a)(1) to award subgrants to local consortia. (2) Priority In awarding subgrants to local consortia, a State shall give priority to applications from local consortia— (A) that— (i) propose to serve children and youth in schools designated by the State educational agency as persistently lowest-achievement schools; or (ii) that include at least one persistently lowest-achieving school, as determined by the State; and (B) that propose to provide a comprehensive continuum of services, including not less than 1 service from each of not less than 3 categories of services described in paragraphs (3) through (11) of section 10(b), which proposal— (i) shall be submitted by local consortia comprised of a broad representation of stakeholders and decisionmakers in the community, including a multitude of community partners described in section 4(5)(B); or (ii) shall demonstrate the capacity for successful implementation through a history of successful collaboration and effectiveness in strengthening outcomes for children and youth. (3) Duration of grant Each subgrant awarded under this section shall be for a period of 5 years and shall be renewable based on progress toward achieving the results described in section 9(b)(2)(A). (c) Planning grants A State that receives a grant under this Act may award planning grants to local consortia to enable the local consortia to develop the local strategy described in section 9(b). Such planning grants shall be for a duration of— (1) not more than 6 months and in an amount of not more than $50,000