Martha's Vineyard Regional High School District

Martha's Vineyard Regional High School District, located in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2010, specifically operating as the Tisbury School Division. As a public school district, the organization provides educational services to students in the Martha's Vineyard region, serving as a critical infrastructure for local community learning and development. The district has consistently received federal grant awards, specifically through the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, which supports educational initiatives in smaller, geographically isolated school systems.

The district has been a recipient of the Small, Rural School Achievement Program formula grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education for multiple consecutive years, with awards dating from 2021 through 2025. These grants, which are renewed annually on July 1st and typically complete by September 30th of the following year, provide financial support to rural school districts to enhance educational resources, programming, and infrastructure. While the specific detailed use of grant funds is not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, such formula grants typically enable rural schools to address unique challenges related to staffing, curriculum development, technology integration, and educational support services. The consistent annual renewal of these grants suggests the Tisbury School Division has maintained compliance with federal grant requirements and effectively demonstrated the ongoing need for rural school support through its grant applications and reporting processes.