Plainview Independent School District

Plainview Independent School District is a local government educational institution located in Plainview, Texas, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2008. As a public school district, it serves students in the Plainview area, providing comprehensive educational services across multiple grade levels. The district is structured as a U.S. Local Government and State Controlled Educational Institution, with a current SAM.gov registration valid through February 24, 2026. Its primary mission is to deliver quality public education, support student learning, and implement various educational programs that enhance academic and personal development for students in the region.

The district has received numerous federal grant awards focusing on critical educational support areas, primarily through the Texas Education Agency as its prime grantee. These grants cover a wide range of educational initiatives, including special education support through IDEA-B Formula Funds, which ensures educational services for students with disabilities ages 3-21; Title I programs providing supplemental resources for low-income students; Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs developing academic and technical skills; and Title II grants aimed at improving teacher and principal quality. Other significant grant programs include Title III support for English learners, Title IV grants for student support and academic enrichment, and specialized programs like Rural and Low-Income Schools grants. Most recently, the district received a $309,353 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services to implement school safety technologies and programs. These federal grants demonstrate the district's commitment to comprehensive educational support, targeting academic achievement, student wellness, technological integration, and specialized learning needs across diverse student populations.