Nashville Community High School

Nashville Community High School is a U.S. local government educational institution located in Nashville, Illinois, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since January 28, 2010, with registration valid through October 28, 2025. As a school district, the organization focuses on providing comprehensive educational services to students in the Nashville area, with a particular emphasis on supporting diverse student needs and educational outcomes. The school has established itself as an active recipient of federal grant awards, primarily through partnerships with the Illinois State Board of Education.

Over the past several years, Nashville Community High School has received multiple federal grant sub-awards addressing various educational needs and initiatives. These grants have spanned critical areas including special education support, specifically through IDEA Part B Flow-Through funds ensuring educational services for children with disabilities ages 3-21, and programs targeting students at risk of academic failure. The school has utilized grants for instructional staff development, materials acquisition, technology tools, professional development, and parent involvement activities. Additional grant funding has supported specific programs such as summer school, transportation, night school credit recovery, air quality improvement, and COVID-19 emergency relief efforts. The primary federal funding agency for these awards has been the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, with the Illinois State Board of Education serving as the prime grantee for most sub-awards. The school has also participated in programs like the National School Lunch Program, receiving reimbursements for meals served, and received a Small, Rural School Achievement Program grant, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to addressing educational challenges and supporting student success.