Crosstimbers Academy

Crosstimbers Academy, a Texas-based non-profit educational institution, receives federal grants as prime recipient from the U.S. Department of Education and as sub-recipient from the Texas Education Agency, operating in a narrow band of K–12 education funding that spans the Small, Rural School Achievement Program and special-education formula grants.

Crosstimbers Academy operates almost entirely in the sub-recipient posture — 68% of its 25 federal awards are sub-awards flowing from the Texas Education Agency as the prime grantee — with only 8 awards held as direct prime recipient (32%). The vendor serves two distinct federal customer agencies: the Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (17 awards) and the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (8 awards), accounting for 100% of tracked awards. All work is routed through two grant programs: recurring annual Small, Rural School Achievement Program formula grants awarded directly to Crosstimbers by OESE, and subordinate Title I, Part A and IDEA-B Formula sub-awards passed through from the Texas Education Agency. The IDEA-B Formula sub-awards provide resources to ensure eligible students with disabilities ages 3–21 receive free appropriate public education; Title I, Part A sub-awards support schools with high concentrations of low-income students. Crosstimbers has held Small, Rural School Achievement Program grants continuously since at least 2022, with the most recent prime award dated July 1, 2026 (ultimate completion September 30, 2027).

Recent activity has remained sparse but stable — three to five awards annually over the past four years, with combined obligated dollars across all awards totaling $561 thousand. Only one award completes within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure. The vendor's federal footprint reflects a rural Texas school district eligible for formula-grant allocations rather than competitive procurement; Crosstimbers holds no federal contracts, contract vehicles, or prime contract relationships in the source data and does not appear as a subcontractor on defense or civilian federal contracts.