Globe Unified School District

Globe Unified School District is a U.S. state government educational institution located in Globe, Arizona, serving K-12 students in the region. Registered in SAM.gov since 2008, the district is classified as a Hispanic Servicing Institution with a focus on providing comprehensive educational services. The district operates four schools, including an elementary, middle school, high school, and an online school, demonstrating a commitment to diverse learning environments and educational accessibility.

Through federal grant awards, Globe Unified School District has received multiple prime and sub grants primarily from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, focusing on critical educational support programs. The district has been awarded several significant grants, including the Impact Aid Program (Title VII, Section 7003), which provides financial assistance to local educational agencies impacted by federal activities. Sub-grant awards from the Arizona Department of Education have supported specialized educational initiatives such as the IDEA Basic Section 611 Subgrants to LEAs, Student Support and Academic Enrichment Title I Grant, and Supporting Effective Instruction Title II Grant. Notably, the district has emphasized special education services, allocating grant funds to maintain 13 special education teachers, hire contracted providers for occupational, physical, speech, and psychological services, and procure specialized educational resources like online IEP management systems and learning platforms. The grants have been crucial in supporting the district's ability to maintain educational quality, particularly in addressing challenges such as teacher turnover post-COVID-19 and supporting students with diverse learning needs.