; (B) poverty rates; (C) crime rates; (D) other factors as the Attorney General, after consultation with appropriate agencies of the Government, may identify, including average household income, labor force participation, and educational attainment; and (E) additional criteria as determined by the Attorney General. (d) Grant and subgrant periods Each grant awarded to a national intermediary, and each subgrant awarded to a local subgrantee, under this section shall be for a period of 5 years. (e) Use of grant funds (1) In general Each national intermediary receiving a grant under this section shall make at least ten subgrants to local subgrantees to carry out Civil Justice Corps programs that implement the Civil Justice Corps Model described in section 4(1) with the funds provided under such subgrant. (2) Reservation Each national intermediary receiving a grant under this section shall reserve— (A) not less than 90 percent for subgrants to local subgrantees; and (B) not more than 10 percent for training and technical assistance to, and data collection from, such local subgrantees. (f) Use of subgrants An entity receiving a subgrant under this section shall use the funds made available through such subgrant to carry out a Civic Justice Corps program that implements the Civic Justice Corps Model. Such program shall include the provision of educational programming and support to participants, which may include— (1) basic instruction and remedial education; (2) language instruction for individuals with limited English proficiency; (3) secondary education services and activities, including dropout prevention, tutoring, and other activities; (4) preparation for and access to postsecondary education opportunities, including counseling and assistance with applying for student financial aid; (5) work readiness training, which may include— (A) development of basic skills, such as— (i) arriving on time to work; (ii) being prepared to work; (iii) working independently; (iv) working with others; (v) working safely