Marian Middle School

Marian Middle School, a non-profit organization based in St. Louis, Missouri, operates as a sub-recipient of federal nutrition assistance grants rather than as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient. The school receives all of its federal funding through sub-awards from the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education under the Child Nutrition Program (CNP) Block Consolidated, with ultimate funding authority from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service.

The school's federal footprint is narrow and specialized. Marian Middle School has received three sub-awards totaling $104 thousand obligated dollars across a two-year period (April 2023 through December 2024), with awards flowing on an annual or semi-annual cadence. All three sub-awards carry identical program descriptions and funding source — the Department of Agriculture's nutrition assistance program channeled through Missouri's state education agency — indicating the school's role is limited to receiving and administering child nutrition block grant funding as a participating school rather than competing for or managing federal contracts or grant vehicles. The school has no prime contract awards, no IDV seats, no BPA memberships, and no direct grant prime status in the source data; its entire federal relationship runs through state-level pass-through awards.

Given the sub-recipient-only posture, negligible dollar volume, and narrowly scoped nutrition-program focus, Marian Middle School is unlikely to be a contracting opportunity, teaming partner, or M&A target for federal contractors. The school's federal activity consists of administering nutrition assistance at the K–12 school level under state oversight, not procurement or service delivery in the commercial federal marketplace.