Roland Public School

Roland Public School, located in Roland, Oklahoma, is a local government educational institution registered in SAM.gov since 2010, serving as a comprehensive K-12 public school district. The school serves a diverse student population, including children from Native American communities and federally connected families, and is committed to providing high-quality educational services across multiple academic and support domains. Through federal grant awards, Roland Public School receives funding primarily from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education to support its comprehensive educational programming and infrastructure, with a focus on supporting students from unique demographic backgrounds.

The school has received multiple federal grant awards, including Indian Education Formula Grants, Impact Aid Program grants, and various sub-awards from the State Department of Education. These grants support a wide range of educational initiatives, such as special education services for disabled children (through IDEA Part B funds), school counseling programs, nutritional meal support, teacher training and recruitment, technology integration, and academic enrichment. Specific grant programs include the Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) Program, Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, and initiatives focused on improving teacher quality and ensuring equitable educational opportunities. The grants consistently demonstrate a commitment to comprehensive educational support, covering areas like preschool education for disabled children, COVID-19 response efforts, and programs designed to help children reach challenging academic achievement standards. Roland Public School collaborates closely with the State Department of Education as a primary sub-grant partner to implement these diverse educational support initiatives.