Colfax School District

Colfax School District is a U.S. local government educational entity registered in SAM.gov since 2009, located in Colfax, Washington. The district operates as a public school system serving students in the local community, with its current registration valid through May 2026. As a recipient of federal grants, the school district primarily focuses on educational support and enhancement programs for students in rural and high-poverty areas, leveraging various federal funding mechanisms to improve educational outcomes and provide critical support services.

The district has consistently received federal grants and sub-awards from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Superintendent of Public Instruction, focusing on multiple key educational support programs. These include the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, Title I Part A grants to support high-poverty schools, Special Education (IDEA) grants to provide services for students with disabilities, and Child Nutrition Program reimbursements. Additionally, the district has received Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds through the American Rescue Plan Act, specifically allocated to support learning recovery and acceleration in response to COVID-19 disruptions. The sub-awards demonstrate a comprehensive approach to addressing educational challenges, with grants aimed at improving academic standards, providing special education services, ensuring nutritional support for students, and mitigating learning losses caused by the pandemic. The prime grantee for most of these awards is the Superintendent of Public Instruction, indicating a close collaboration with state-level educational authorities.