Alpine County Unified School District

Alpine County Unified School District, located in Markleeville, California, is a local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2005, specializing in providing educational services to a rural community. As a school district serving the Alpine County Elementary Opportunity Day School, the organization focuses on delivering comprehensive K-12 educational services to students in a remote California region. The district is primarily engaged in receiving federal grant awards, with a consistent track record of obtaining funding from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education through various targeted educational support programs.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards, predominantly through the Impact Aid Program (Title VII, Sections 7002 and 7003) and the Small, Rural School Achievement Program. These grants, totaling approximately $456,558 in recent awards, support a wide range of educational initiatives including general instruction, special education, English language learning, school nutrition, career and technical education, teacher training, technology integration, and supplemental academic programs. The district also receives sub-grants from the California Department of Education focused on improving teaching and learning in high-poverty schools and supporting at-risk students. Additionally, the school district has received COVID-19 pandemic response funding, demonstrating its adaptability in addressing emerging educational challenges. The consistent pattern of federal grant awards indicates the district's critical role in maintaining educational services in a rural community with potentially limited local tax resources.