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education, including athletics; instruction and guidance in
healthful living; wider recreational use of school facilities;
and the development of school camps among and within the
States msofar as the grants-in-aid to the States herein author-
ized will permit, without Federal control over educational
policies of States and localities. The provisions of this Act
shall therefore be so construed as to maintain local and State
initiative and responsibility in the conduct of education and
to reserve explicitly to the States and their local subdivisions
the administration of school programs in physical education,
including athletics; mstruction and guidance in healthful liv-
ing; wider eral use of school facilities; and the de-
velopment of school camps, the method of instruction to be
employed in them, the selection of personnel employed by

the State and its agencies and local jurisdictions, and the best

use of the funds appropriated under this Act insofar as con-

sistent with the purposes for which funds are made available

under this Act.

Part J—PuysicaL EDUCATION, INCLUDING ATHLETICS;
INSTRUCTION AND GUIDANCE IN HEALTHFUL
LiviInc, AND WIDER RECREATIONAL USE OF ScHooL
FACILITIES

APPROPRIATION AUTHORIZED
Sec. 11. For the purpose of providing the several States

and Territories with funds for a more adequate development