Blissfield Community School District

Blissfield Community School District, a Michigan-based local government school district, receives federal education and nutrition funding as a sub-recipient of grants passed through the Michigan Department of Education, with all four recent awards (100% of its federal footprint) structured as grant sub-awards rather than direct federal contracts or prime grants.

The district's federal funding concentrates evenly across two grantor agencies. The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service and the Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education each account for two awards. The two Department of Education sub-awards, dated March 24 and April 7, 2026, support Title I, Part A programming designed to help disadvantaged children meet high academic standards through Schoolwide or Targeted Assistance programs. The two Department of Agriculture sub-awards, both dated July 9, 2026, support various USDA programs in Michigan. Combined obligated dollars across all four sub-awards total $1.6 million, with activity limited to 2026 in the source coverage window.

Blissfield Community School District operates exclusively as a sub-recipient, receiving grants from federal grantor agencies through the Michigan Department of Education as the prime grantee and intermediary. The district holds no federal prime contracts, IDVs, or prime grants, and does not compete for federal contracting vehicles. The federal funding it receives supports K–12 education and child nutrition delivery at the district level, consistent with school district participation in federal Title I and child nutrition programs. Recent sub-award activity spans only the first seven months of 2026; the source does not provide multi-year trend data sufficient to characterize growth, stability, or decline.