Arcohe Union SCH District

Arcohe Union SCH District, doing business as Arcohe Elementary School, is a California local school district that receives federal formula grants as a prime recipient from the Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education under the Small, Rural School Achievement Program (CFDA unspecified), with ancillary sub-grant receipt from the California Department of Education for targeted instruction and remediation in high-poverty schools.

The entity is a U.S. local government agency located in Herald, California (11755 Ivie Road), with no federal contract prime work and no seat on federal contract vehicles. Its federal footprint is exclusively grant-based: twenty prime awards and five sub-awards across twenty-five total federal grants, with $898 thousand combined dollars obligated. The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education accounts for 23 of 25 awards (96% coverage), with a single sub-award to the Office of English Language Acquisition. Sub-grant work routes through the California Department of Education and flows to Arcohe as pass-through for activities including improvement of teaching and learning in high-poverty schools, support for English language learners, and increase of highly qualified teachers in the classroom.

Activity has expanded in recent years. The district received one award annually in 2022 and 2023, two awards in each of 2024 and 2025, and four awards between January and August 2026. Annual Small, Rural School Achievement Program allocations arrive on a rolling July 1 award date with September 30 completion, creating a twelve-month funding cycle. The most recent Small, Rural School Achievement Program prime grant (awarded July 1, 2026) carries an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2027. Sub-grant work accelerated in mid-2026, with three sub-awards issued between June 30 and August 31, 2026 under California Department of Education prime grants focused on high-poverty school improvement and English learner support. One recompete-cliff award (ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months) appears in the source, though formula-grant recurrence cycles suggest annual renewal patterns rather than traditional recompete risk. The district's federal engagement is confined to K–12 education support and does not extend to contract services, commercial goods, IT infrastructure, or services typical of federal contractor partnership or subcontracting opportunity.