Elba City Board Of Education

Elba City Board of Education, doing business as Elba Elementary School, is a U.S. local government entity and school district located in Elba, Alabama. The organization is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and maintains an active federal vendor registration expiring in November 2026. Through its federal grant awards, Elba City Board of Education provides educational services and implements school safety programs designed to enhance student outcomes and institutional capacity across multiple dimensions of K-12 education.

Elba City Board of Education has received federal grant funding through both direct prime awards and sub-grants administered by the Alabama State Department of Education. Most recently, the organization received a prime federal grant award from the Community Oriented Policing Program (COPS Office) for the School Violence Prevention Program, effective from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2028, which focuses on improving school security through evidence-based programs and technology. The organization has consistently received sub-grant awards since 2021 supporting core educational functions, including special education services for children with disabilities under Part B and Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act; Title I funding to assist schools in improving teaching and learning for at-risk students; Title II funding to enhance teacher and principal quality and increase student academic achievement; Carl Perkins Career and Technical Education funding to develop academic and career skills in secondary and postsecondary students; Rural Education Achievement Program (REAP) funding to improve teaching and learning quality in rural districts; and comprehensive STEM and technology integration initiatives to improve school conditions and digital literacy. Additionally, the organization received COVID-19 pandemic response funding in 2021 through the Alabama State Department of Education. These sub-grant awards demonstrate Elba City Board of Education's ongoing participation in federally-supported educational programs addressing special education, academic achievement, educator quality, career and technical education, and school safety and modernization.