Lowell Community Charter Public School

Lowell Community Charter Public School is a U.S. local government entity and school district registered in SAM.gov since April 2006. As a subrecipient, Lowell Community Charter Public School has received federal grant awards from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to provide services related to special education, English language learning, improving academic achievement, COVID-19 response, and child nutrition.

Specifically, Lowell Community Charter Public School has received subawards funded by over 30 federal grants to assist with providing special education services, serving nutritious meals through the National School Lunch Program, responding to COVID-19 impacts, helping English learners attain proficiency, improving academic achievement and teaching quality, and supporting high-poverty schools. Major federal funding programs include the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Elementary and Secondary Education Act Titles I-IV, Child Nutrition Act, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, and Agricultural Act. Services include serving as local education agency for special education students, providing subsidized meals, conducting COVID-19 testing and mitigation, offering English language development instruction, implementing school improvement initiatives, supplying supplemental educational services, hiring and training highly qualified educators, and administering child nutrition programs.