Dallas ESD

Dallas ESD, a U.S. local government school district registered in SAM.gov since 2006, is located in Dallas City, Illinois. The school district is primarily focused on providing educational services to students in its community, with a particular emphasis on supporting rural and at-risk student populations. As a government entity, Dallas ESD maintains an active federal grant registration and has consistently received federal funding to support its educational mission.

Dallas ESD has received multiple federal grant awards, primarily through the Small, Rural School Achievement Program administered by the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. The district has been a recipient of sub-grants from the Illinois State Board of Education, focusing on diverse educational support initiatives. These grants have included funding for students with disabilities through IDEA Part B Flow Through funds, which ensure free and appropriate public education for children ages 3-21. Additional grant awards have supported school improvement efforts, professional development for teachers, instructional staff and materials, and programs targeting students at risk of academic failure. The district has also received emergency relief funds through the American Rescue Plan Act, and participates in federal lunch program reimbursement. Sub-grant activities have encompassed comprehensive educational support, such as collecting and analyzing student data, providing specialized instructional materials, offering professional development, supporting students with disabilities, and implementing targeted interventions for at-risk student populations.