Pomeroy School District 110

Pomeroy School District 110 is a local government educational entity located in Pomeroy, Washington, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since October 2009. As a public school district serving a rural community, the district is committed to providing educational services to students in the region. The district has consistently been awarded federal grants, demonstrating its ability to secure and manage federal funding for educational programs and initiatives.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards, primarily through the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. Key grant programs include the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, which provides annual formula grants to support rural educational institutions. Sub-awards from the Superintendent of Public Instruction have covered critical educational areas such as Special Education (IDEA Part B), Title I programs for high-poverty schools, Child Nutrition Programs, and COVID-19 emergency relief funds (ESSER II and ESSER III-ARP). These grants have focused on improving teaching and learning, providing financial assistance for special education services, supporting students in high-poverty schools, ensuring nutritional support, and addressing the educational challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic. The district has also participated in innovative educational initiatives, such as a pilot program exploring modified school year calendars to reduce learning loss and enhance educational opportunities for students.