Camp Hill School District

Camp Hill School District is a U.S. local government and school district entity registered to receive federal grant awards. Based on the provided information, Camp Hill School District has received numerous federal grant sub-awards from the Pennsylvania Department of Education. These grants appear to fund various school nutrition programs, including providing meals and milk to students. Additional grants support COVID-19 relief, learning loss during the pandemic, and general efforts to improve academic achievement.

The sub-awards to Camp Hill School District specifically relate to reimbursements for providing student meals and milk under federal entitlement programs. This includes funding from the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. Other sub-awards helped cover supply chain disruptions, strengthen local food supply chains, overcome barriers to maintaining student access to meals. Grants were also awarded to fund summer enrichment, comprehensive after school programs, and address pandemic-related learning loss. Beyond school nutrition and COVID-19 relief, Camp Hill School District received federal funds to improve teacher quality, increase access to well-rounded education, enhance technology for academic achievement, and support underperforming students. The school district has partnered with the Pennsylvania Department of Education as the prime grantee across these various federal grant programs.