Runge IND School District

Runge Independent School District is a local government entity located in Runge, Texas, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2009. As a public school district, it serves students in the local community and receives federal funding to support educational programs and infrastructure. The district has been consistently awarded federal grants, primarily through the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to educational excellence and support for rural school environments.

The district has received multiple federal grant awards focused on educational improvement and student support. These include the Small, Rural School Achievement Program, which provides formula grants to support rural educational initiatives. Runge ISD has also received sub-awards from the Texas Education Agency for various targeted programs, such as Title I, Part A grants that provide supplemental resources for schools with high concentrations of low-income students. Additional grant support includes COVID-19 related emergency relief funds like the CRRSA Act ESSER II and American Rescue Plan ESSER III, which aimed to help schools safely reopen and address pandemic-related educational challenges. Other notable sub-awards include school improvement grants, professional learning community supports, instructional leadership training, and grants addressing student mental health and anti-bullying efforts. The Texas Department of Agriculture has also provided sub-awards for nutrition programs and equipment grants, further diversifying the district's federal funding sources and supporting comprehensive educational needs.