Pottsboro ISD

Pottsboro Independent School District is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational entity located in Pottsboro, Texas, that has maintained active federal grant funding relationships since its registration with SAM.gov in June 2009. As a K-12 school district, Pottsboro ISD provides comprehensive educational services to its student population and receives federal grant awards to support the maintenance and enhancement of these services, particularly in response to the impact of federal activities on the district's local tax base.

Pottsboro ISD has established a consistent pattern of federal grant funding through the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, specifically under the Impact Aid Program (CFDA 84.041, Title VII, Section 7002). The district has received multiple prime grant awards spanning from February 2022 through October 2025, with award amounts of $472,318 and $556,562 documented in the most recent cycles, supporting performance periods extending through September 2031. These Impact Aid grants enable the district to deliver a broad range of educational services including general classroom instruction, special education programming, English language learning support, school nutrition services, career and technical education offerings, teacher professional development and training, and technology integration across the district's K-12 curriculum. Beyond direct prime awards, Pottsboro ISD has also served as a sub-grantee receiving federal funding passed through the Texas Department of Agriculture, including the 2024 Local Food Supply (LFS) program, the 2023 National School Lunch Program American Rescue Plan (NSLP-ARPA) Equipment Grant, and related child nutrition and food service funding dating back to 2021. This multi-year funding portfolio demonstrates Pottsboro ISD's active engagement in leveraging federal resources to sustain and expand educational and nutritional services for its student body.