; (2) information that demonstrates stakeholder engagement in the jobs program from the public and private sectors, especially major institutions such as institutions of higher education, hospitals, or other large employers and organizations, that are located in the covered area; and (3) a credible plan to ensure that residents of the covered area are part of the operation of and benefit from the results of the jobs program, which may include a plan to expand worker-owned enterprises, expand small local businesses, support start-up businesses owned by covered area residents, or give covered area residents a role in carrying out the jobs program. (d) Priority In selecting a local board to receive a grant under this section, the Secretary shall give priority to local boards proposing to serve— (1) high-poverty areas