California Virtual Academy At Kings

California Virtual Academy At Kings, a California-based nonprofit education organization, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, receiving sub-awards from the Department of Education to support K–12 instruction and English language acquisition programs. The organization holds no prime federal contracts or grants and has received eight federal grant sub-awards totaling $579 thousand since 2022, all flowing through the California Department of Education as the prime grantee.

The vendor's grant footprint concentrates on two federal programs within the Department of Education. Five sub-awards from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education support teacher quality improvement and academic achievement initiatives in high-poverty schools, including a June 30, 2026 award under Title I Part A (improving teaching and learning for at-risk students) and a September 1, 2025 sub-award focused on capacity building for academic achievement. One sub-award from the Office of English Language Acquisition (August 25, 2026) targets English language proficiency development for limited English proficient students. A September 6, 2022 sub-award addressed pandemic response and recovery under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act framework. All identified sub-awards flow through the California Department of Education as the prime grantee; the source does not name specific CFDA numbers or federal grant program acronyms for the awards.

Activity has accelerated sharply in 2026, with five sub-awards awarded in the calendar year compared to one per year in 2022, 2024, and 2025. The recent concentration of awards in June and August 2026 suggests alignment with the California state education budget cycle. The vendor's total obligated federal dollars remain modest at $579 thousand across the four-year window, indicating a small-scale sub-recipient operation focused on direct service delivery rather than intermediary grant administration. The organization does not compete for prime federal contracts, does not sit on government-wide acquisition vehicles, and does not appear in the federal contracting market; its federal footprint is limited to pass-through funding from California's state education agency.