Bark River-Harris School District

Bark River-Harris School District is a U.S. local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since June 15, 2009, with its primary location in Danville, Vermont. As a school district, it primarily focuses on providing comprehensive K-12 educational services to its community. The district has been consistently active in receiving federal grant awards, demonstrating its capacity to secure funding for educational initiatives and support programs that enhance academic opportunities for students.

The school district has received multiple federal grant awards from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, primarily through two key programs: the Indian Education Formula Grants to Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) and the Impact Aid Program (Title VII, Section 7003). These grants have enabled the district to maintain and improve educational services, including general instruction, special education, English language learning, school nutrition, career and technical education, teacher training, and technology integration. Additionally, the district has received numerous sub-awards from the Michigan Department of Education, which have supported various initiatives such as Title I Part A programs for disadvantaged children, child nutrition programs (including National School Lunch and Breakfast programs), mental health services, and COVID-19 emergency relief funds. A notable recent award includes a $188,598 Project Grant under the Impact Aid Program, which provides financial assistance to school districts adversely affected by federal activities that have reduced their local tax base. These grants collectively demonstrate the district's commitment to comprehensive educational support and its ability to leverage federal funding to enhance learning opportunities.