Rock Hill Local School District

Rock Hill Local School District is a U.S. local government entity structured as a school district in Ohio. Through federal grants, Rock Hill Local School District provides K-12 educational services to students in its district.

Rock Hill Local School District has received numerous federal grant sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Education to provide services related to improving academics, supporting disadvantaged students, and providing special education services. Specific federal grant programs Rock Hill has received funding under include Title I-A (Improving Basic Programs), Title I-D (Delinquent and Neglected Students), Title II-A (Supporting Effective Instruction), Title IV-A (Student Support and Academic Enrichment), Title V-B (Rural and Low-Income), IDEA-B (Special Education), ARP IDEA Part B (Pandemic Special Education), ESSER (Pandemic Education Relief), and Expanding Opportunities for Each Child (Pandemic Student Support). The sub-awards have enabled Rock Hill Local School District to provide supplemental academic programs, educator professional development, targeted assistance for disadvantaged and special needs students, education technology, and student health and wellness services. Additionally, Rock Hill Local School District has received pandemic-related federal grants to prevent learning loss and support student needs.