Grambling High Foundation

Grambling High Foundation is a non-profit organization providing various services to the federal government through subawards from the Louisiana Department of Administration. As a subrecipient, Grambling High Foundation has received federal funding to provide services related to K-12 education programs, including teacher training, nutritional services, and interventions for at-risk students.

Specifically, the federal subawards received by Grambling High Foundation have supported programs in areas such as Title I disadvantaged schools, IDEA special education, Title II teacher training, nutrition programs, COVID-19 relief, and homeless assistance. The prime awards have been granted from agencies such as the Department of Education and Department of Agriculture. Through these subawards, Grambling High Foundation has delivered teacher professional development focusing on evidence-based interventions, provided meals and snacks meeting nutritional standards for children in need, offered additional instruction to assist disadvantaged students, and helped schools respond to the impacts of the pandemic. Key federal grant programs enabling these subawards have included ESSER, IDEA, Title I, Title II, and child nutrition funding. In providing these services, Grambling High Foundation has partnered with state and local education agencies such as the Louisiana Department of Administration as the prime grantee for many of its awards.