Oroville Union High School District

Oroville Union High School District is a local government entity located in Oroville, California, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2002. As a public school district, it serves secondary education students in the Oroville area, with a primary focus on providing comprehensive educational services. The district has been consistently active in receiving federal grant awards, particularly through the U.S. Department of Education, demonstrating its commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for its students.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards and sub-awards, predominantly focused on improving educational outcomes and supporting diverse student populations. Key grant programs include the Indian Education Formula Grants, which provide $125,563 annually to support American Indian and Alaska Native students' educational needs. Other significant grant awards address teaching and learning improvements in high-poverty schools, career and technical education skills development, adult education and literacy services, and pandemic response initiatives. The district has received sub-awards from the California Department of Education targeting areas such as academic achievement, technology integration, teacher quality enhancement, and nutrition services. These grants aim to increase students' access to well-rounded education, improve school learning conditions, enhance digital literacy, and support technical and professional skill development for both students and educators. The breadth of grant awards demonstrates the district's comprehensive approach to educational advancement and community support.