Town Of Isle AU Haut

Town Of Isle AU Haut, doing business as Isle AU Haut School, is a U.S. local government entity and school district operating as a federal grant recipient in rural Maine, receiving formula funding and sub-awards from the Department of Education to support K–12 instruction and special education services. The entity does not hold federal contracts or compete under federal procurement set-asides; all federal activity flows through grant awards and sub-awards to regional school districts and local educational agencies (LEAs).

Isle AU Haut School is structured as a parent government entity headquartered at 430 Main Road, Isle Au Haut, Maine, with three named subsidiary school districts — Brooklin Town Of, Deer Isle Stonington CSD, and Town Of Sedgewick — all U.S. local government entities operating in the same rural Maine region. Federal activity consists entirely of prime grant awards and sub-awards from the Department of Education, with no federal contract vehicles, IDVs, BPAs, or GWACs in the footprint.

The vendor's customer base is concentrated with the Department of Education. The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education is the dominant funding source, accounting for 20 of 23 total awards (87% of the prime footprint), delivering recurring annual formula grants under the Small, Rural School Achievement Program. The Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services accounts for 2 awards, and the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service accounts for 1 award. The entity also receives sub-awards from the Maine Department of Education, which acts as the prime grantee channeling federal special education and teacher-quality funding to Isle AU Haut School as an LEA.

Recent grant activity shows modest growth: one award each in 2022, 2023, and 2024, then four awards in 2025, with one award in 2026. The Small, Rural School Achievement Program delivers recurring annual formula grants on a July-to-September cycle; the most recent cycle awarded July 1, 2026, runs through September 30, 2027. Combined dollars obligated across all 23 awards (prime and sub, spanning 2007 through 2026) total $751 thousand, reflecting the small rural-district scale. One award reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months (the September 30, 2026 cycle), triggering routine recompete renewal under the Small, Rural School Achievement Program formula-grant structure. Sub-award activity through Maine Department of Education covers special education services to children birth to age twenty and teacher-quality improvement strategies within the LEA.