Odessa School District

Odessa High School is a U.S. local government educational institution located in Odessa, Washington, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2009, with its registration set to expire in January 2026. As a school district, it serves the educational needs of students in a rural community, providing primary and secondary education services. The school is recognized as a small rural educational institution that participates in various federal grant programs to support its educational mission and enhance learning opportunities for its students.

Through federal grant awards, Odessa High School has consistently received funding from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, primarily through the Small, Rural School Achievement Program as a prime grantee. As a sub-grantee, the school has received multiple federal grants including Special Education (IDEA Part B), Title I Part A for high-poverty school support, and Child Nutrition Programs through the Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Additionally, the school received significant pandemic-related emergency relief funding, such as Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds, which supported school operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants demonstrate the school's commitment to providing comprehensive educational support, including special education services, nutritional assistance, academic improvement in high-poverty environments, and emergency response capabilities. The grants range from formula-based annual allocations to specific programmatic support, indicating the school's diverse approaches to addressing educational challenges and supporting student development.