Judson Independent School District

Judson Independent School District (UEI: V3J6KE9L9YL7), located in Live Oak, Texas, is a local government entity serving as a school district that receives federal grant funding to support educational initiatives and student services. As a public school district, Judson ISD provides comprehensive educational services to students while leveraging federal grant programs to enhance academic achievement, support special populations, and improve overall school operations. The district has maintained active SAM.gov registration since February 2006 and currently serves as a prime grantee for multiple federal programs administered through the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, demonstrating its commitment to accessing federal resources for student and educator support.

Judson ISD's federal grant portfolio reflects a comprehensive approach to addressing diverse student needs and educational priorities. The district serves as a prime grantee for Impact Aid Program funding under Title VII, Section 7003, with multiple active awards spanning from fiscal years 2023 through 2031, providing ongoing support for schools with significant federal property or Native American student populations. As a sub-grantee primarily through the Texas Education Agency, Judson ISD receives and administers a wide array of federal education programs, including Title I, Part A funding for supplemental resources to schools serving low-income student populations; Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Part B formula funds for special education services to students ages 3-21 and preschool-age children with disabilities; Title II, Part A grants supporting teacher and principal quality initiatives; Title III, Part A for English Language Learner (ELL) support services; Title IV, Part A Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program grants; McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act funding to remove barriers for homeless youth; Career and Technical Education (CTE) program development under the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act; and School Improvement grants under Title I, Section 1003 for comprehensive support and improvement schools. The district has also received pandemic-related relief funding through the American Rescue Plan (ESSER III), CRRSA Act (ESSER II), and Texas COVID Learning Acceleration Supports (TCLAS) to address the academic and social-emotional impacts of COVID-19. Additionally, Judson ISD received a sub-award from the Governor's Office of Texas for a Safe Incident Response Project to equip district police with breaching tool kits and secure storage for critical incident response, and has partnered with the Texas Department of Agriculture for child nutrition programs. This diverse portfolio demonstrates the district's active engagement in leveraging federal resources to serve economically disadvantaged students, students with disabilities, English learners, homeless youth, and the broader school community through comprehensive educational and supportive services.