Roots Charter High School

Roots Charter High School is a non-profit organization and charter high school that provides educational services. Through federal grants, Roots Charter High School has received subawards to provide educational services related to supporting effective instruction, professional development, special education, Title I, and COVID-19 relief.

Specifically, Roots Charter High School has received federal subawards from the Utah State Board of Education to provide services under the following federal grant programs: Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants, Title II Part A Formula Grants, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Formula Grants, Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies, Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund, Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funds, and American Rescue Plan State Reserves. The services provided through these federal subawards include activities to support teacher and school leader effectiveness, improve the quality and effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other school leaders, enhance resources for educators and students with disabilities, supplement instructional opportunities for disadvantaged students, and support continued learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. In providing these services, Roots Charter High School serves as a subrecipient under the Utah State Board of Education's prime awards.