San Felipe Del RIO Cisd

San Felipe Del Rio Cisd is a U.S. local government entity and school district located in Del Rio, Texas, registered with the federal government since February 2006. As a rural school district, the organization provides educational services and receives federal grant funding to support its mission of delivering quality instruction and support services to students across multiple grade levels and demographic populations. The district serves a diverse student body, including economically disadvantaged students, English learners, migratory students, and students with disabilities, positioning it as a critical educational institution in the South Texas region.

The district has demonstrated substantial engagement with federal education funding through both direct prime grants and numerous sub-grants distributed by the Texas Education Agency. San Felipe Del Rio Cisd currently holds three active prime federal grants: Impact Aid Program funding under Title VII, Section 7003 (awarded October 2025 and December 2024, with prior awards dating to 2021), and Head Start programming (awarded August 2024 and April 2021). These prime grants, administered through the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education and Office of Head Start, provide foundational support for early childhood and K-12 educational services through at least 2031. Additionally, the district receives extensive sub-grant funding through the Texas Education Agency across multiple federal programs, including Title I, Part A funding for low-income student populations; Title I, Part C for migratory education services; Title II, Part A for teacher and principal quality improvement; Title III, Part A for English learner support; Title IV, Part A for student support and academic enrichment; Title V, Part B for rural and low-income school flexibility; Career and Technical Education (Perkins) funding; IDEA-B special education services for students ages 3-21 and 3-5; and the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers program. The district also received American Rescue Plan ESSER III and CRRSA ESSER II funding to address pandemic recovery and learning acceleration, Texas COVID Learning Acceleration Supports (TCLAS), and leadership development initiatives focused on principal residencies and instructional leadership pathways. Additional support comes from the Texas Department of Agriculture for nutrition programs. This comprehensive federal grant portfolio reflects San Felipe Del Rio Cisd's role as a rural education provider serving vulnerable student populations and its commitment to leveraging federal resources to support academic achievement, educator quality, and expanded learning opportunities.