Echo Valley Community School District

Echo Valley Community School District is a non-profit organization registered as a corporate entity with tax-exempt status. The district has been registered in SAM.gov since May 9, 2018, with its current registration set to expire on March 27, 2025. As an educational institution, Echo Valley Community School District primarily serves its local community by providing K-12 education. However, the district also engages in federal grant-funded programs, particularly in the areas of substance use prevention and professional development for health professionals. These grant-funded initiatives demonstrate the district's commitment to addressing critical issues affecting students and the broader community, as well as its involvement in enhancing the skills of health professionals.

The district has received multiple federal grant sub-awards, showcasing its active participation in government-funded projects. Two of these sub-awards, both titled "SCHOOL SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION," were granted through the Vermont Agency of Human Services. These awards indicate the district's significant role in implementing programs to combat substance abuse among students, likely involving education, prevention strategies, and support services. Additionally, Echo Valley Community School District participated in the "Vermont Interdisciplinary Leadership Education for Health Professionals Program" (LVT LEND) through a sub-award from the University of Vermont & State Agricultural College. This program focuses on enhancing leadership skills and interdisciplinary collaboration among health professionals, suggesting that the district serves as a training ground or partner in health education initiatives beyond its primary K-12 educational mission. These grant-funded activities highlight the district's multifaceted approach to education and community service, extending beyond traditional classroom instruction to address critical health and social issues.