Butteville Elementary School District

Butteville Elementary School District is a local government educational institution registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since March 16, 2010, with a primary focus on providing public education to students in a rural setting. As a school district, it serves the educational needs of elementary-level students in its community, operating as a U.S. local government entity. The district has maintained an active federal grant award profile, consistently receiving federal funding through the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, which indicates its commitment to supporting educational initiatives in smaller, rural communities.

The school district has been a consistent recipient of the Small, Rural School Achievement Program formula grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education over the past five years, with each annual grant cycle running from July 1 to September 30. These formula grants are designed to provide financial support to small and rural school districts to help them maintain and improve educational programs, potentially covering areas such as instructional resources, professional development, technology infrastructure, curriculum enhancement, and support for rural educational challenges. While the specific detailed allocation of these grant funds is not provided, the consistent annual awards suggest that Butteville Elementary School District has successfully demonstrated its eligibility and effectiveness in utilizing these federal funds to support rural education. The district has not been noted as having federal contract prime awardees, focusing instead on grant-based funding to support its educational mission.