The Unlimited Classroom

Mahoning Unlimited Classroom is a U.S. State Government entity registered as a minority institution and educational institution in SAM.gov. As an educational institution, it provides classroom instruction and academic services to students.

Mahoning Unlimited Classroom has received numerous federal grant subawards from the Ohio Department of Education to provide educational services, primarily focused on serving disadvantaged students and students with disabilities. The federal grant programs Mahoning Unlimited Classroom has received awards under include Title I-A (Improving Basic Programs), IDEA-B (Special Education grants), Title IV-A (Student Support and Academic Enrichment grants), Title II-A (Supporting Effective Instruction grants), ARP Homeless grants, ARP ESSER, ESSER II, and Expanding Opportunities for Each Child grants. Through these grants, Mahoning Unlimited Classroom likely provides supplemental academic programs and support services to low-income students, students experiencing homelessness, students with disabilities, and other disadvantaged student groups. The subawards would fund expenses related to providing these programs and services, such as teacher salaries, instructional materials, academic support services, and facilities/equipment improvements to support student needs.