Maine School Administrative District 33

Maine School Administrative District 33, located in Frenchville, Maine, is a U.S. local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since January 21, 2010, with registration valid until February 4, 2026. As a school district, the organization serves the educational needs of students in its jurisdiction, focusing on providing comprehensive educational services to children in rural Maine. The district is recognized as a U.S. Government Entity and is specifically classified as a school district, indicating its primary mission of delivering public education to local students.

Through federal grant awards, Maine School Administrative District 33 has consistently received funding primarily from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, with a significant focus on the Small, Rural School Achievement Program. The district has been a recipient of multiple sub-grant awards from the Maine Department of Education, which cover a diverse range of educational support services. These grants include programs for special education services for children with disabilities, nutritional support through school lunch programs, career and technical education skill development, and initiatives to improve academic achievement, teacher quality, and educational technology. Specific grant objectives have included providing special education services to children from birth to 20 years old, distributing nutritious meals, supporting local food procurement from small businesses and farmers, developing academic and career skills, and improving learning conditions in high-poverty schools. The consistent pattern of grant awards demonstrates the district's commitment to comprehensive educational support and improvement across multiple dimensions of student development and school infrastructure.