Bridgman Public School

Bridgman Public School is a U.S. Local Government and School District entity registered to receive federal grant awards. Through past federal grants, Bridgman Public School has provided educational services to disadvantaged children to help meet academic standards, supported USDA programs, provided child nutrition programs, helped improve teaching and learning in high-poverty schools, provided COVID-19 relief funding to address impacts on schools, supplied emergency relief funding to elementary and secondary schools, supported governor's education relief funding, provided professional development for teachers and principals, and offered educational continuity for neglected and delinquent children.

The federal grant programs Bridgman Public School has received awards under as either a prime or sub recipient include Title I Part A, Child Nutrition Programs, Improving Teacher Quality State Grants, Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund, and Title I Neglected and Delinquent. The funding agencies for these grant programs have been the Michigan Department of Education and the State of Michigan Department of Management & Budget. As a sub recipient, Bridgman Public School has partnered with the Michigan Department of Education and the State of Michigan Department of Management & Budget. The goods and services provided through these federal grants focus on supplying funding and administration for education programs serving disadvantaged, neglected and delinquent youth, providing professional development for educators, and offering COVID-19 relief for schools.