; amounts (1) Priority In awarding grants under this section, the Assistant Secretary shall give priority to applications submitted by eligible entities that— (A) propose to use grant amounts to establish new peer-to-peer mental health support programs in a majority of secondary schools served by such eligible entity; (B) propose to use grant amounts to establish a new peer-to-peer mental health support program in 1 or more secondary schools without such programs; (C) propose to use grant amounts for peer-to-peer mental health support programs that have a suicide prevention component; or (D) are located in areas that have high rates of suicide or have experienced recent traumatic events. (2) Grant amounts A grant awarded to an eligible entity under the Program may not exceed $250,000. (g) Evaluation; report (1) Evaluation The Assistant Secretary shall carry out an evaluation to measure the efficacy of the program under this section. The evaluation shall measure— (A) student participation in the peer-to-peer mental health support program and include a demographic analysis; (B) the efficacy of the training provided to peer support specialists and school staff in increasing their knowledge of protective factors, risk factors, and warning signs of mental health challenges