Grandview-Hopkins ISD

Grandview-Hopkins ISD, registered as a U.S. Local Government and School District in the SAM.gov system since 2009, is an educational institution serving a rural community. The organization is primarily focused on providing public education services and has been consistently active in receiving federal grant support for rural school development. As a local government entity, Grandview-Hopkins Elementary School operates within the educational infrastructure, serving students in its district and participating in federal assistance programs designed to support small, rural educational institutions.

The district has been a consistent recipient of the Small, Rural School Achievement Program grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, receiving annual formula grants from 2021 through 2025. These grants demonstrate the organization's ongoing commitment to supporting educational initiatives in rural settings. Additionally, Grandview-Hopkins ISD received a sub-grant from the TX Education Agency in September 2021, specifically related to the ESSER-SUPP and ARP ESSER III funding, which was designed to address pandemic-related educational challenges. This sub-grant focused on providing resources to cover unreimbursed coronavirus pandemic costs and delivering intensive educational supports for students experiencing performance difficulties. The federal grant awards highlight the district's role in implementing targeted educational interventions, particularly in response to unprecedented challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, and its ability to leverage federal funding to enhance educational opportunities for rural students.