; 360bbb–3), including both diagnostic and serological tests, as appropriate. (D) Purchasing and installing physical barriers and reconfiguring physical public school buildings, including classrooms and other aspects of the school’s learning environment, to provide for adequate social distancing. (E) Providing students, educators, and school staff with personal protective equipment. (F) Purchasing sanitation supplies, including EPA-approved disinfectant and hiring adequate personnel to conduct school cleanings. (G) Developing and providing training related to COVID–19, including the use of personal protective equipment. (H) Purchasing and installing new ventilation systems, as necessary. (I) Purchasing any other items, personnel, or services determined necessary or recommended by the Secretary or a State, Indian Tribe, Tribal organization, or locality related to mitigating the hazards presented by COVID–19. (J) Hiring transportation personnel and purchasing vehicles to transport students. (K) Purchasing connected devices for students to use at home, high-speed internet or broadband access, or other technology to ensure students can complete all schoolwork at home. (L) Purchasing secure, third-party applications for symptom monitoring and associated information technology services. (2) Consultation A State that receives a grant under this section shall engage in meaningful consultation on the distribution of grant funds with local educational agencies, institutions of higher education, labor organizations, parents, students, school support staff, public health experts, the State educational agency, and educators. (3) Administrative funds A State that receives a grant under this section may reserve not more than 5 percent of the grant funds for administrative costs and to develop State standards for mitigating COVID–19 in schools. (4) Application for subgrants A State that receives a grant under this section shall establish an application process for local educational agencies and institutions of higher education