Anderson Valley Unified School District

Anderson Valley Unified School District is a local government educational entity located in Boonville, California, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2010. As a school district, it serves the educational needs of students in a rural community, with its primary focus on providing comprehensive public education. The district is eligible to receive federal grant awards and has consistently been a recipient of various educational grants that support its mission to enhance learning opportunities for students in a high-poverty, rural school environment.

Through its federal grant history, Anderson Valley Unified School District has received multiple prime and sub awards focused on educational improvement and community support. The district has been a primary recipient of the Small, Rural School Achievement Program from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, receiving annual formula grants since 2021. Additionally, it has received sub-awards from the Department of Education California targeting several critical educational initiatives, including academic enrichment for children in high-poverty schools, improvement of teaching and learning, community learning center activities, and pandemic response efforts. Notable sub-grant programs include initiatives to help local educational agencies improve academic standards, provide academic enrichment, offer literacy services, and support nutritional programs for school children. The district has also received emergency-related sub-awards from the Office of Emergency Services, including cost-sharing projects and emergency management grants. These diverse grant awards demonstrate the district's commitment to comprehensive educational support, student development, and community resilience.