Berryville School District

Berryville School District, doing business as Superintendent Of Berryville High School, is a U.S. State Government entity providing educational services. Through federal grants, Berryville School District provides a wide range of services to support students, including special education, academic enrichment programs, assistance for homeless and immigrant students, rural education initiatives, professional development for educators, and more.

Specifically, Berryville School District has received federal sub-awards to provide special education services, English language learning support, academic and extracurricular programs, technology improvements, meals, and other services for students. Major federal grant programs providing funding include IDEA special education grants, Title I low-income student programs, rural education assistance, the Student Support and Academic Enrichment program, 21st Century Community Learning Centers, and child nutrition reimbursements. Berryville School District has partnered on these federal grants with prime grantees such as the Arkansas Department of Education, Arkansas Department of Human Services, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The district uses grant funds for expenses like salaries, therapy services, materials/supplies, meals programs, educator training, academic support services, technology upgrades, and facilities improvements to better serve students.