UNSPSC 86121502: Religious elementary or secondary schools

UNSPSC 86121502 Religious elementary or secondary schools is a Commodity code that captures state and local government procurement for academic support services, enrichment programming, and specialized instruction delivered to K-12 student populations in district schools. Recent solicitations show school districts buying mentorship and leadership development, academic intervention in core subjects and STEM, social-emotional wellness support, cultural responsiveness training, tutoring and credit recovery, specialized services for students with disabilities, and professional development for teaching staff—often bundled as multi-year, performance-based contracts with renewal options and set-asides for disadvantaged vendors where federal funding flows through the procurement.

Solicitations under this code span independent school districts in California, Arizona, Mississippi, Texas, and Georgia, with activity concentrated in large urban and mid-sized districts. Stockton Unified School District (California) issued RFP 26-27-02 in July 2026 for academic, extracurricular, and emotional support services for students in need, with proposals due August 4, 2026, encouraging bids from disadvantaged business enterprises and emphasizing cultural responsiveness; Dysart Unified School District (Arizona) posted RFP 2700132 in July 2026 for community enrichment programs across multiple academic pathways; South Delta School District (Mississippi) sought direct student intervention services in reading, mathematics, and science through July 2026 solicitation 3170036167; and Cypress-Fairbanks ISD (Texas) maintains standing RFPs for contracted educational services with June 2027 deadlines. Pinellas County Schools (Florida) solicited STEAM enrichment for private Title I programs in February 2026. The issuing bodies are primarily independent school districts at the superintendent or chief academic officer level, with occasional activity from regional education service centers and state agencies. Set-asides, preferences, and federal compliance obligations appear in most recent solicitations where Title I or other federal dollars are deployed.