David Douglas School District 40

David Douglas School District 40, located in Portland, Oregon, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2006 with a current registration valid until May 5, 2026. While specific background details are not provided in the source document, the district is primarily focused on educational services for the local community. As a school district, it receives federal grants that support various educational initiatives and programs, demonstrating its commitment to providing comprehensive educational resources and support for students.

The district has consistently received federal grant sub-awards from the Oregon Department of Education across multiple program areas, including Title I Basic Grants, IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) Part B and C programs, English Language Acquisition, Student Support and Academic Enrichment, Career and Technical Education, and 21st Century Learning Centers Program. Notable grant awards also include Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund grants, likely related to COVID-19 pandemic response, and specific programs for special education such as Preschool Development Grants and Special Education Grants to States. Additionally, the district receives an annual Indian Education Formula Grant from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, which suggests a focus on supporting Native American students. These diverse grant awards indicate that David Douglas School District 40 provides comprehensive educational services, with a particular emphasis on supporting students with special needs, enhancing academic enrichment, and ensuring inclusive educational opportunities.