; (ii) the State legislature; and (iii) other State agencies, including the State’s vocational rehabilitation agency, Medicaid agency, department of education, department of workforce development, mental health agency, developmental disability agency, and any other State agencies specifically concerned with providing services to individuals with covered disabilities. (C) A description of how the State, in carrying out the activities funded with the grant, will consult and collaborate with transition-aged youth with covered disabilities and their families, local educational agencies serving such transition-aged youth, Developmental Disability Councils, University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, and Service, and other organizations with expertise in advocating for or providing employment services to transition age youth. (D) A description of how the State will evaluate the effectiveness of the activities funded with the grant. (5) Priority In awarding grants under this subsection, the Secretary shall prioritize the award of grants to States that will— (A) ensure that the employment obtained by individuals assisted with grant funds complies with the requirements applicable to customized integrated employment, including wage, benefit, and location requirements; (B) seek technical assistance from appropriate public and private sources on an ongoing basis throughout the grant period; (C) use evidence-based models and standardized practices of customized employment services consistent with the Essential Elements of Customized Employment for Universal Application as published by the Workforce Innovation Technical Assistance Center in June 2017, including the development of an employment or a career plan for each transition-aged youth with a covered disability