Granger School District 204

Granger School District 204 is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Granger, Washington, with its registration valid through February 21, 2026. As a school district, it primarily serves educational needs in its local community, with a focus on providing comprehensive educational services to students. The district has been consistently receiving federal grant awards, predominantly from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, which indicates its commitment to supporting diverse educational programs and initiatives that enhance learning opportunities for students.

The federal grant awards received by Granger School District 204 span multiple educational support programs, including Indian Education Formula Grants, Impact Aid Program, Student Support and Academic Enrichment, Title I, Title II, Title III, and Special Education (IDEA) grants. These grants are typically sub-awarded through the Superintendent of Public Instruction and involve supporting critical educational functions such as English language acquisition, migrant student services, special education support, school improvement, and COVID-19 related educational recovery efforts. Notable sub-award partners include the University of Washington, which has collaborated on STEM education and GEAR UP partnership initiatives, and the Educational Service District 105. The district's grant portfolio demonstrates a comprehensive approach to addressing educational needs, with a particular emphasis on supporting high-poverty schools, improving instruction quality, providing services to English learners and migrant students, and enhancing overall academic achievement and school climate.