Buckeye Community School - Fremont

Buckeye Community School - Fremont is a non-profit organization located in Fremont, Ohio that receives federal K-12 education funding as a grant sub-recipient from the Ohio Department of Education, which passes through Department of Education Title I, Title II, IDEA special education, and school improvement grants. The vendor operates entirely in a sub-recipient role — zero prime awards — with all five recent awards flowing from the Ohio Department of Education as the pass-through grantee on behalf of the Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Department of Education Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services.

Buckeye Community School - Fremont's federal footprint is nascent. The source captures five sub-awards dated June 2026, totaling $322 thousand in combined obligated dollars. The awards span Title I-A (Improving Basic Programs), Title II-A (Supporting Effective Instruction), IDEA-B Special Education, Title I (Non-competitive Supplemental School Improvement), and Expanding Opportunities for Each Child grants. All five awards were issued within a two-week window (June 9–24, 2026), suggesting a cohesive cycle of annual K-12 grant allocations rather than an active pursuit pipeline. The vendor has not held any prime contracts, IDIQs, GWACs, or prime federal grants in the source data; its entire federal engagement derives from state-administered pass-through education funding.

This profile is consistent with a public or charter K-12 school receiving routine annual federal support through established state education authorities rather than a federal contractor or grant-seeking organization. The sub-awards reflect statutory entitlements (Title I, IDEA) and discretionary competitive or non-competitive school-improvement grants rather than discretionary procurement or development work. No recompete cliff, parent vehicles, or strategic customer concentration apply to this footprint.