Maplewood Local School District

Maplewood Local School District is a U.S. local government educational entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Cortland, Ohio, with its primary business operations centered around Maplewood High School. The district is a public school system that receives federal grants to support various educational programming and infrastructure needs. Registered in the federal system since January 2011 with an active registration until February 2026, Maplewood Local School District serves as a critical educational institution providing comprehensive learning services to students in its local community.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards primarily from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, focusing on programs such as the Small, Rural School Achievement Program and the Impact Aid Program. Sub grant awards reveal a robust portfolio of educational support services, including Title I-A Improving Basic Programs, Title II-A Supporting Effective Instruction, Title III Language Instruction for English Learners, IDEA-B Special Education, and IDEA Early Childhood Special Education. Additional specialized grants include the ARP ESSER (COVID-19 relief), Stronger Connections Grant, and ARP Homeless Targeted Support Grant. These grants demonstrate Maplewood's commitment to comprehensive educational support, addressing areas like academic enrichment, special education services, language instruction, and pandemic-related educational challenges. The district works closely with the Ohio Department of Education as a primary sub-grant partner, receiving consistent annual funding to implement these critical educational programs and support student learning across various specialized domains.