Las Lomitas Elementary School District

Las Lomitas Elementary School District, a public school district based in Menlo Park, California, operates as a sub-recipient of federal education and nutrition grants rather than as a prime contractor or prime grantee. The district does not hold direct federal contract vehicles or prime grant awards; all five recent federal awards in the source are sub-grants flowing through the California Department of Education.

Las Lomitas is a U.S. government entity classified as a local government, school district, and educational institution with Hispanic Servicing Institution designation. The district's federal funding footprint is confined to education and child nutrition programs. Three sub-awards fund the National School Lunch Program and National School Breakfast Program (Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service awards made September 2026), which provide cash grants and food donations to support nutritious nonprofit meal service for school children. Two additional sub-awards support academic achievement and English language proficiency initiatives, with one sub-grant focused on improving teacher and principal quality and classroom instruction (August 2026) and another targeting English proficiency attainment for limited English proficient students to meet challenging state academic content standards (August 2026).

The district has received five sub-grant awards totaling $32 thousand obligated in 2026 to date. All awards flow through a single customer agency, the California Department of Education, as the pass-through entity from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Education. The district does not participate in federal prime contracting, government-wide acquisition vehicles, or other transaction agreements. As a K-12 educational institution, Las Lomitas operates as a beneficiary and implementer of federal child nutrition and education-improvement grants rather than as a service vendor or contractor to federal agencies.