Burkburnett Independent School District

Burkburnett Independent School District, located in Burkburnett, Texas, is a U.S. local government entity and school district registered in SAM.gov since May 2007. The district serves a significant military-connected student population and provides comprehensive K-12 educational services to its community. Through federal grant awards, Burkburnett ISD receives funding to maintain and enhance instructional programs, support special education and English language learning, provide school nutrition services, develop career and technical education initiatives, and integrate technology across its five campuses.

Burkburnett ISD has received substantial prime grant awards from two primary federal agencies: the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). The district secured multiple Impact Aid Program grants totaling funding from October 2025 through September 2031, with the most recent award of $346,961 in October 2025, designed to address the reduced local tax base resulting from federal presence in the area. Additionally, the district received two significant DoDEA competitive grants totaling over $2.1 million to promote K-12 student achievement at military-connected schools, including a $1,154,984 award focused on Project Lead The Way curriculum and work-based learning in health sciences, and a $1,000,000 award providing academic instruction, counseling, and enrichment activities for highly mobile military-connected students. Through the Texas Education Agency as prime grantee, Burkburnett ISD receives multiple sub-grant awards supporting Title I Part A programs for low-income student populations, Title II Part A educator quality and professional development initiatives, Title IV Part A student support and academic enrichment, IDEA-B special education services for students ages 3-21 and 3-5, career and technical education programs under the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act, and COVID-19 relief funding including ESSER II and ESSER III allocations. The district also receives sub-grants from the Texas Department of Agriculture. These diverse funding streams enable the district to deliver comprehensive educational services spanning academic achievement, special education, workforce development, technology integration, and pandemic recovery support.