approach to supporting youth, children, and families experiencing homelessness. (G) The extent to which the application reflects coordination with local educational agencies and public or private nonprofit agencies or organizations with experience serving youth, children, and families experiencing homelessness. (H) The extent to which the family stabilization agency is, has been, or has specific plans to partner with, a recipient of a grant or subgrant administered by the Administration for Children and Families. (4) Distribution of awards (A) Distribution among types of communities In awarding grants under subsection (a), the Secretary shall ensure that funds are distributed according to the following allocation percentages: (i) Not less than 10 percent of the funds available for grants under this section shall be awarded to family stabilization agencies that are Indian Tribes or Tribal organizations serving youth, children, and families experiencing homelessness. (ii) Not less than 36 percent of the funds available for grants under this Act shall be awarded to family stabilization agencies serving predominantly rural areas. (iii) Not less than 30 percent of the funds available for grants under this Act shall be awarded to family stabilization agencies serving predominantly suburban areas. (iv) Not more than 24 percent of the funds available for grants under this Act shall be awarded to family stabilization agencies serving predominantly urban areas. (B) Distribution to experienced grantees In awarding grants under subsection (a), the Secretary shall ensure that— (i) 80 percent of the funds available for grants under this section are distributed to family stabilization agencies— (I) that are current ACF grant or subgrant recipients