Olivet Elementary School

Olivet Elementary School, a public school district entity based in Santa Rosa, California, is a federal grant sub-recipient that does not compete for federal contracts. The school receives federal grants exclusively through pass-through funding from the California Department of Education and operates as a sub-grantee rather than as a prime grantee or contractor.

Olivet Elementary School's federal footprint is confined to K–12 education grants distributed by the U.S. Department of Education through California's state education agency. Recent sub-awards target improvements in student academic achievement, teacher quality, and English language acquisition. In the past two years, the school has received four federal grant sub-awards totaling $86 thousand in obligated dollars: one award from the Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (dated August 31, 2026) to increase student academic achievement through teacher and principal quality initiatives; two awards from the Department of Education's Office of English Language Acquisition (dated June 30, 2026) focused on English proficiency and academic achievement for limited-English-proficient students; and one award from the Department of Education (dated September 1, 2025) to improve academic achievement by building capacity within the school district and local communities. All four awards flow through the California Department of Education as the prime grantee. Activity has grown from one award in 2025 to three awards in 2026, reflecting increasing engagement with federal Title I and English Language Acquisition grant programs. Because Olivet Elementary School is a government entity with no federal contracting authority and no prime-grant history, it does not participate in federal procurement vehicles, teaming arrangements with federal contractors, or competitive bidding on IDIQs, GWACs, or agency schedules.