Ross School District 52

Ross School District 52, located in Mosby, Montana, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since August 22, 2009, with its registration set to expire on April 17, 2026. As a school district serving a rural community, Ross Elementary operates as a U.S. government entity focused on providing educational services to students in the region. The district has consistently received federal grant awards, specifically through the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, which supports educational initiatives in small and rural school districts across the United States.

Over the past five years, Ross School District 52 has been a consistent recipient of the Small, Rural School Achievement Program formula grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. These annual grants, awarded on July 1st each year with completion dates spanning through September 30th of the following year, provide financial support to help rural school districts maintain and enhance their educational programs. The grants are designed to address the unique challenges faced by small, rural schools in providing high-quality education, potentially supporting areas such as curriculum development, technology integration, teacher professional development, and resources that might be challenging to obtain in smaller, more isolated educational settings. While the specific allocation and use of these grants are not detailed in the available information, the consistent annual awards suggest that Ross Elementary has been effectively meeting the program's requirements and demonstrating the impact of these funds on their educational mission.