Oakville School District 400

Oakville School District 400 is a public educational institution located in Oakville, Washington, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2006, with a current registration set to expire on December 30, 2025. Classified as a not-for-profit organization, the district has consistently received federal grant awards primarily from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. While specific details about the district's local operations are not provided, its federal grant history indicates a robust commitment to educational programming and support for rural and indigenous student populations.

The district has been a recipient of multiple federal grant programs, including the Indian Education Formula Grants to LEAs, Small Rural School Achievement Program, and Impact Aid Program. These grants have supported comprehensive educational services such as general instruction, special education, English language learning, school nutrition, career and technical education, teacher training, and technology integration. Sub-grant awards further demonstrate the district's diverse educational initiatives, including specialized programs like 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Special Education (IDEA Part B), Title I Part A interventions, and COVID-19 emergency relief funds (ESSER). The Superintendent of Public Instruction has been a consistent prime grantee partner, providing sub-awards that enable the district to implement targeted educational strategies, support students in high-poverty schools, and enhance inclusive educational practices. The Impact Aid Program grants, totaling $728,630 in one instance, specifically help offset the financial challenges posed by federal land presence in the district's boundaries.