Paulding County Board Of Education

Paulding County Board of Education, registered in SAM.gov since December 2008, is a U.S. local government entity operating as the Paulding County School District located in Dallas, Georgia. The organization serves as a comprehensive educational institution responsible for delivering public education services to students in Paulding County. As a school district, it is actively engaged in receiving federal grant awards that support various educational initiatives, technological improvements, and programmatic enhancements designed to improve student learning experiences and educational infrastructure.

The district has received numerous federal grant sub-awards primarily from the Georgia Department of Education, covering a diverse range of educational programs and support services. These grants include special education initiatives such as IDEA 611 and IDEA 619 for special needs students aged 3-5, Title programs focused on improving academic achievement for disadvantaged students, and English language learning support through Title III-A grants. Additionally, the district received a significant $500,000 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services to implement school safety programs, with a specific focus on improving security technologies and creating positive learning environments. Other notable grant areas include career and technical education (Perkins V grants), student support and academic enrichment, teacher quality improvement, and programs supporting homeless children and youth. The district has also received grants related to school nutrition programs, advanced placement support, and COVID-19 related educational recovery efforts through ESSER funding, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to addressing diverse educational needs and challenges.