Graham-Dustin Public Schools

Graham-Dustin Public Schools is a local government school district located in Dustin, Oklahoma, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since September 2010. Serving the educational needs of K-12 students in a rural community, the district is specifically registered as a U.S. Local Government and School District entity. While detailed background information about the school's specific history is not provided, the organization is clearly focused on delivering comprehensive educational services to its student population, with a particular emphasis on serving Native American students, students with disabilities, and those in rural areas.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, focusing on several key educational support programs. These grants include the Indian Education Formula Grants to LEAs, Small, Rural School Achievement Program, Impact Aid Program (Title VII, Section 7003), and a School Violence Prevention Program grant from the Department of Justice's Community Oriented Policing Services. Sub grant awards have further supported various educational initiatives, such as improving teacher and principal quality, addressing the unique needs of rural school districts, providing opportunities for students with disabilities, and supporting technology integration to improve academic achievement. Notably, the district has received targeted funding for special education projects, particularly for disabled preschool and school-age children, and received COVID-19 related relief through the American Rescue Plan Act. The grants range from formula grants to project grants, with funding amounts varying, including a $148,543 Impact Aid Program grant and a $279,584 School Violence Prevention Program grant, demonstrating the district's ability to secure diverse federal funding to enhance educational opportunities and infrastructure.