Central Dewitt Community School District

Central Dewitt Community School District is a U.S. government entity — specifically an Iowa public school district — that operates as a federal grant sub-recipient, not a contractor. The district has received three federal education grants as a sub-awardee from the Iowa Department of Education within the past year, totaling $280 thousand in combined obligations.

All three recent awards flow through the Iowa Department of Education as the prime grantee and federal intermediary. The district received two awards from the Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education: a Title I Grants to Local Education Agencies award (dated July 3, 2025) and a Title II Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants award for teacher and principal training and recruiting (dated July 31, 2025). The district also received one award from the Department of Education Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services for Part B Special Education grants under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (dated July 7, 2025). The district holds no prime federal contracts or IDVs and does not act as a prime grant recipient — all three recent awards are sub-awards flowing from state-level pass-through grants administered by Iowa.

The activity window in the source data spans only the past year, with all three awards concentrated in July 2025, making trajectory analysis unreliable. The district's federal posture is that of a local education agency receiving formulaic or competitive sub-awards through state intermediaries rather than a vendor competing for federal contract work or seeking direct federal grants. As a public school system, it is not subject to SBA certifications, set-asides, or commercial procurement structures.