Madison-Carver Academy

Madison-Carver Academy is a non-profit educational organization located in Detroit, Michigan, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with a current registration valid through October 21, 2025. As a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, the organization is focused on providing educational services primarily through federal grant programs that support K-12 educational initiatives. While specific details about the organization's comprehensive mission are not provided, its pattern of federal grant awards suggests a commitment to supporting educational opportunities for disadvantaged students and improving academic outcomes in the Detroit metropolitan area.

The organization has consistently received federal grant sub-awards from the Michigan Department of Education across multiple critical educational program areas. These grants predominantly focus on Title I programs designed to help disadvantaged children meet academic standards, child nutrition programs like the National School Lunch Program, and emergency relief funds related to COVID-19 impacts on education. Other significant grant areas include Title IV programs aimed at providing students with well-rounded educational experiences, professional development initiatives for teachers and school leaders, and grants supporting partnerships between local educational agencies and higher education institutions. The grants range from supporting nutritional programs and academic achievement to improving school conditions, teacher quality, and addressing pandemic-related educational challenges. Throughout these awards, the Michigan Department of Education has been the primary prime grantee, channeling federal funding to Madison-Carver Academy to support various educational improvement and support initiatives.